Britannia 33

Editor:
Lawrence J F Keppie
Publisher:
Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Published:
2002
URL/DOI:
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=BRI
Dataset:
BIAB
Table of Contents
Title
The textile industries of Roman Britain
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: J P Wild
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The sepulchral monument of the Procurator C. Julius Classicianus
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: R D Grasby, R S O Tomlin
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
Lamp production in West Stockwell Street, Colchester
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Hella Eckardt
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
Pre-Flavian kilns at Greenhouse Farm and the social context of Early Roman pottery production in Cambridgeshire
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: David Gibson, Gavin Lucas
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The excavation of Insula IX, Silchester:: the first five years of the 'Town Life' project, 1997-2001
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Amanda Clarke, Michael Fulford
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The Collegium Peregrinorum at Silchester
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Sheppard Frere, Michael Fulford
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
John Dee, Harleian MS 473, and the early recording of Roman inscriptions in Britain
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Leslie W Hepple
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The settlement of veterans discharged from Auxiliary Units stationed in Britain
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: J C Mann
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
A survey of coin finds from the Antonine Wall
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Richard Abdy
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The north–south divide revisited:: thoughts on the character of Roman Britain
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Andrew Sargent
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
Agathangelus the bronzesmith:: the British finds in their continental context
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Kordula Gosten\u{c}nik
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The events of A.D. 43:: further reflections
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: David Bird
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
Two Roman place-name in Wales:: Alabum and Varis
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Andrew Breeze
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The name of Lutudarum, Derbyshire
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Andrew Breeze
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
The development of the Roman road system in the north-west:: the evidence of the Samian ware
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Felicity Wild
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
Roman Britain in 2001
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: B C Burnham, A P Fitzpatrick, M W C Hassall, F Hunter, R S O Tomlin
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
Catholic, but not orthodox
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Authors: Simon Esmonde Cleary
Source: Britannia, 33
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
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