Abstract |
vii |
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Introduction |
1 |
Rossington Bridge Pumping Station |
5 |
  The Kilns |
5 |
    Kiln 1 |
5 |
    Kiln 2 |
7 |
    Kiln 3 |
7 |
    Kilns 4 & 5 |
7 |
    Kiln 4 |
7 |
    Kiln 5 |
9 |
    Kiln 6 |
9 |
  Clamp |
9 |
  Other features |
9 |
  Rossington Bridge Pumping Station Stratigraphy |
10 |
Proton magnetometer survey |
12 |
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Rossington Bridge Farm |
13 |
  Introduction |
13 |
    Kiln 1 |
13 |
    Kiln 2 |
13 |
Discussion |
14 |
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Archaeomagnetic Measurements by M. J. Aitken and G. H. Weaver |
15 |
The Coins by S. Esmonde Cleary |
15 |
An Intaglio by Martin Henig |
16 |
Small Finds by Glenys Lloyd Morgan |
16 |
Textile Impression by J. P. Wild |
27 |
Objects of Stone |
27 |
‘Roman’ Coals by E. Bradburn |
32 |
Glass vessels |
34 |
Objects of Fired Clay |
34 |
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The Pottery |
35 |
Rim counts of material from Rossington Bridge by J. Samuels |
35 |
Samian ware by B. Dickinson |
36 |
Mortaria by K. F. Hartley |
39 |
Discussion: Sarrius, Setibogius and Secunda |
45 |
Black burnished ware production |
47 |
Dishes (Type B) |
49 |
Lipped bowls (Type C(a)) |
50 |
Bowls with grooved lip and straight-sided flanged bowls (Types C(b) and C(c)) |
51 |
Segmental flanged bowls (Type C(e)) |
54 |
Other bowls (Type C(f)) |
54 |
Relief decorated pottery by V. Rigby |
55 |
The stamped wares — Parisian Ware |
55 |
Roller-stamped wares |
60 |
Barbotine decoration |
61 |
Parisian ware vessels, plain and decorated |
61 |
Beakers in other fabrics (Type D) |
65 |
Jars with rusticated decoration |
65 |
Medium sized cooking pots/jars (Type E(a)) |
66 |
Lid-seated jars (Type E(b)) |
69 |
Large jars (Type F) |
69 |
Flagons (Type G(a)) |
69 |
Narrow-necked jars (Type G(b)) |
70 |
Colanders (Type H(a)) |
70 |
Shoulder bowls/wide-mouthed jars (Type H(b)) |
72 |
Medium-sized and large bowls (Type H(c)—(d)) |
72 |
Cheese presses (Type J) |
73 |
Samian imitations (Type K) |
73 |
Lids (Type L) |
76 |
Miscellaneous forms (Type M) |
76 |
Non-local vessels |
76 |
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The Animal Bones by Gillian Crawley |
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The Human Bones |
82 |
The Plant Remains |
82 |
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Rossington Bridge Farm |
82 |
The Pottery |
84 |
Discussion |
86 |
The nature of the industry: slaves, freedmen or independent potters? |
87 |
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Conclusion |
87 |
Acknowledgments |
89 |
Appendix 1: Objects reported to Doncaster Museum by T. O’Connor |
91 |
References |
92 |