Journal of Roman Pottery Studies - Vol 18

Steven Willis is Head of Department and Senior Lecturer in the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies at the University of Kent. He has expertise in the Iron Age and Roman periods in Britain and Europe. His research interests cover settlement and society, material culture, landscape and environments, and phenomenology, as well as the archaeology of coasts and cultural expression in the Early Modern era.

Editorial Board

Contributors to this Journal

Editorial

Obituaries

1. Mortaria production at Pentney, in the Lower Nar Valley, West Norfolk

Michael de Bootman and Alice Lyons with Patrick Quinn

2. Late Roman pottery production at Gunvil Hall Farm, Wymondham, Norfolk

Alice Lyons and Graeme Clarke with contributions by Ted Levermore and Patrick Quinn

3. Early Roman pottery production at Pine Dell, Capel St Mary, Suffolk

Stephen Benfield and John Newman with Dana Challinor and Val Fryer

4. Reconstructing second century AD production technology at the Roman small town of Grobbendonk, Belgium: a preliminary study using thin section petrography

Barbara Borgers

5. A Late Iron Age and Roman pottery assemblage from Bartons Road, Havant, Hampshire

Jane Timby with Dominic McAtominey

6. Pottery on Mars. A third century settlement at Trade Parc Westland, the Netherlands

Roderick C.A. Geerts

7. A gazetteer of the incidence of less common samian ware fabrics and products in northern and western Britain. Part 2: ‘early Lezoux’ and ‘black samian’ wares from Central Gaul

Margaret Ward

8. Ad hoc accessories for Roman ceramic vessels: a note on modified vessel bases and worked ceramic and stone discs

Cameron Moffett

9. An exploration of the distribution of relief-patterned tiles in Roman Britain158Peter Warry

10. Reviews

Résumés (Abstracts in French) translated by Sophie Chavarria

Zusammenfassungen (Abstracts in German) translated by Franziska Dövener