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Roman Britain in 1940

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The Journal of Roman Studies , Volume 31 , Issue 1-2 , November 1941 , pp. 128 - 148
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Copyright © 1941. Exclusive Licence to Publish: The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies

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References

1 Information from Dr. Willoughby Gardner, F.S.A.

2 Lady Fox in Arch. Cambrensis xciv, 1934 30 ff.Google Scholar; Sir Cyril Fox in ibid. xcv, 1935, 210 ff. Westwood, Lapidarium Walliae 64.

3 Arch. Cambrensis xcvi, 1936, 23Google Scholar.

4 The pottery from both sites is now the Hunterian Museum.

5 Cumb. and Westmorland Arch, and Antiq. Society Trans, xli, 214.

6 Yorks. Arch, Journ. vii, 459 ff., Antiquary iv, 274, and Brit. Arch. Soc. Journ. NS xii, 288; Yorks. Arch. Journ. xxxv, 226. Miss M. Kitson Clark, F.S.A., kindly sent information about the Yorkshire sites and borrowed on our behalf the block of fig. 20 and the photographs reproduced on pl. xiii.

7 JRS xxix, 204, and Yorks. Arch. Journ. xxxiv, 342.

8 Yorks Arch. Journ. xxxv, 227.

9 Ibid., 224. The coins are now in the Mortimer Museum, Hull.

10 T. May, The Roman Forts at Templeborough (1922) 2 and plan.

11 See also JRS xxix, 205.

11a Forthcoming report in Oxomensia vi.

12 Plan and photographs commented on by Mr. P. Corder were published in Antiquity xv, 1941, 121Google Scholar ff., to the Editors of which the Journal is much indebted for the blocks of plates xiv, xv, xvi, 1.

13 Full report by Mr. Corder, in Antiqs. Journ. xxi, 152 ffGoogle Scholar.

14 Ibid. xxi, 40 ff.

14a Information kindly sent by M. R. Hull of Colchester Museum.

14b Full report by M. R. Hull to be published in a future issue of Antiqs. Journ.

15 For a parallel from Mainz legionary fortress see Mainzer Zeitschr. viii-ix, pl. 5, no. 9. To be published by M. R. Hull in the Antiqs. Journ.

16 Western Daily Press, 17th September, and the Bath Chronicle, 24th September.

17 Devon Arch. Explor. Soc. Proc. ii, 55 ff.

18 Wilts Gazette, 5th September.

19 Swindon Advertiser, 17th May.

19a Reading Standard, 12th July.

20 Hants Field Club Papers and Proc. xiv, 398.

21 Information from Canon Milner.

22 Hants. Field Club Papers and Proc. xiv, 411; the coins are now in Winchester Museum.

23 Ibid., xiv, 366 ff.; see JRS xxviii, 196.

24 Brighton and Hove Herald, 3rd August.

24a JRS xxiii, 209; xxiv, 217. Surrey Arch. Coll. xliii, 61 ff.; xlvii, 98.

25 CIL vii 9*; Eph. Ep. ix, p. 681.

26 CIL vii, 1268; Watkin, Roman Cheshire 164, with figs.