Vince, Alan

32 Articles, 6 Monographs, 41 ASRs, 5 Others
Articles
Title
Did they use pottery in the Welsh Marches and the West Midlands between the 5th and 12th centuries AD?
Type: Article in monograph
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: From Roman town to Norman castle, essays in honour of Philip Barker
Year: 1988
Dataset: BAA
The Aldwych: mid-Saxon London discovered?
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Current Archaeology, 8
Year: 1981
Dataset: BAA
Recent research on post-medieval pottery from the City of London
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: London Archaeologist, 4
Year: 1980
Dataset: BAA
Computing the DUA [Dept of Urban Archaeology] pottery [fabr,ics and sequences for practical dating]
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: London Archaeologist, 4
Year: 1980
Dataset: BAA
Medieval white-slipped jugs
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: London Archaeologist, 4
Year: 1980
Dataset: BAA
New light on Saxon pottery from the London area ['Strand' settlement]
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: London Archaeologist, 4
Year: 1980
Dataset: BAA
Early medieval London: refining the chronology
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: London Archaeologist, 6
Year: 1991
Dataset: BAB
The South Bail gates of Lincoln
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Lincolnshire History & Archaeology, 27
Year: 1992
Dataset: BAB
Imported pottery in the medieval kingdom of Denmark
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Medieval Ceramics, 17
Year: 1993
Dataset: BAB
The East Midlands Anglo-Saxon Pottery Project
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: East Midlands IFA Newsletter, 0
Year: 1994
Dataset: BAB
Early glazed ware from medieval Denmark
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Medieval Ceramics, 18
Year: 1994
Dataset: BIAB
Saxon urban economies:: an archaeological perspective
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Council for British Archaeology
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Council for British Archaeology Research Reports, 89
Year: 1994
Dataset: BIAB
Trade in pottery around the North Sea: the eleventh Gerald Dunning Memorial Lecture
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Medieval Ceramics, 19
Year: 1995
Dataset: BIAB
Show me an industry, show me a town
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: British Archaeology, 3
Year: 1995
Dataset: BAB
Internet Archaeology editorial
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Internet Archaeology, 1
Year: 1996
Dataset: BIAB
Publishing archaeology on the Web: who reads this stuff anyway?
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Internet Archaeology, 3
Year: 1997
Dataset: BIAB
The characterisation and interpretation of early to middle Saxon granitic pottery in England
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Medieval Archaeology, 41
Year: 1998
Dataset: BIAB
The early Norman castle at Lincoln and a re-evaluation of the original west tower of Lincoln cathedral
Type: Article in serial
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Medieval Archaeology, 41
Year: 1998
Dataset: BIAB
The study of medieval pottery in London
Type: Item in portmanteau
Publisher: Oxbow Books
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: London under ground:
Year: 2000
Dataset: BIAB
Ceramic petrology and post-medieval pottery
Type: Article in serial
Publisher: Maney Publishing
Authors: Alan Vince
Source: Post-Medieval Archaeology, 35
Year: 2001
Dataset: BIAB
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Series
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Internet Archaeology
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Title
Anglo-Saxon coins
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2007
Dataset: BIAB
Appendix 1:: phasing tables and pit information
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 1990
Dataset: BIAB
Appendix 1:: characterisation studies of Ely wares and comparanda
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2008
Dataset: BIAB
Appendix 1: characterisation studies of Michelmersh ware
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2007
Dataset: BIAB
Appendix 2 – chemical analysis of three vessels from the Kinlochbervie wreck
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Appendix 2. Petrological analysis of Saxon pottery
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2008
Dataset: BIAB
Appendix 2:: finds dating and environmental evidence catalogue
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 1990
Dataset: BIAB
Appendix I:: the archiving and analysis projects
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2001
Dataset: BIAB
Characterisation studies of the medieval pottery
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2011
Dataset: biab_online
Characterisation studies of the Neolithic pottery
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2008
Dataset: biab_online
Discussion of Wigford and the Brayford Pool
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2001
Dataset: BIAB
Medieval floor tiles
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Metal finds
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2007
Dataset: BIAB
Part I: medieval pottery waster groups from Potters Lane, Ely. Chapter 2. The ceramic assemblage: characterisation of the production of Ely wares at Potters Lane.: Pottery fabrics: fabric definition and macroscopic descriptions
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2008
Dataset: BIAB
Part II: the characterisation of Ely wares and a study of their distribution. Chapter 4: Fabrics.: Thin section and inductively coupled plasma spectroscopy programmes
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2008
Dataset: BIAB
Petrological analysis
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2007
Dataset: BIAB
Petrological and chemical analysis of Saxon igneous rock-tempered wares
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2004
Dataset: BIAB
Petrological and inductively-coupled plasma spectroscopy (ICPS) analysis
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2000
Dataset: BIAB
Phase IIIa pottery
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
Phase IIIb pottery
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2002
Dataset: BIAB
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Appendices
Title
The pottery
Authors: Alan Vince
Year: 2008
Dataset: biab_online
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