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Title: Roman Britain in 1914

Author: F. Haverfield

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Language: English


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(A) Head of Silenus (1/1). Probably an artist's die,
for casting stamps for stamped ware (p. 20)

(B) Fragment of stamped ware (1/1), with ornament imitated from Samian (p. 19)

(C) Stamp for Mortarium (1/1)

Fig. 1. Pottery Stamps and Stamped Pottery from Holt.

THE BRITISH ACADEMY
SUPPLEMENTAL PAPERS. III

Roman Britain in 1914

By Professor F. Haverfield

Fellow of the Academy

London: 1915
Published for the British Academy
By Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press
Amen Corner, E.C.

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

		Page
	List of Illustrations	4
	Preface	5
A.	Retrospect of Finds made in 1914	7
	(a) Raedykes, near Stonehaven; Wall of Pius; Traprain Law; Northumberland (Featherwood, Chesterholm, Corbridge); Weardale (co. Durham); Appleby; Ambleside (fort at Borrans); Lancaster; Ribchester; Slack (near Huddersfield); Holt; Cardiff; Richborough.
	(b) Wroxeter; Lincoln; Gloucester; London; country houses and farms; Lowbury (Berkshire); Beachy Head, Eastbourne; Parc-y-Meirch (North Wales)	21
B.	Roman Inscriptions found in 1914	29
	Balmuildy (Wall of Pius); Traprain Law; Featherwood (altar); Chesterholm (two altars); Corbridge (inscribed tile); Weardale (bronze paterae); Holt (centurial stone and tile); Lincoln; London; rediscovered milestone near Appleby.
C.	Publications relating to Roman Britain in 1914.
	1. General	38
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