Joseph Crary here, archaeologist, doing a research project designed to revisit the so-called Celt question, as far as it concerns southern and northern...
Apologies in advance for the length of the following! ... Northhumberland up to West Lothian, then down through Lanarkshire to Dumfries-shire. Hope this...
Dear All, this is *NOT* an attempt to get you to do my work for me, but I am curious to see how what I have done matches (or not) with your suggestions. As...
Dear Tom Bradley Have you thought that your Bath kiln might be a possible tile kiln? Were there any tile fragments in the vicinity although these might have...
Does anyone have any idea of the whereabouts of the mediaeval pottery found on either the South Mimms Castle, Herts, or the Perriors Manor, Cheshunt, Herts,...
You will find some discussion of the dating of the Oxfordhire coarsewares in relation to the young corpus in my forthcoming report on the pottery from the A421...
I have recently been told that the presence of Late Saxon lamps on a site is 'commonly interpreted as denoting ecclesiastical occupation in the vicinity'. Has...
I heard tell that Chris Young's 1977 Oxford book had recently been revised and updated by him and Paul Booth. Is this true, and if so, where can I get a copy? ...
I have uploaded four jpeg files to the arch-pot website (see below for address), in a folder entitled 'Shotley chafing dish'. I have no direct parallels for...
This was never meant to be HTML. Written by hand this time! With lots of apologies. assemblage issue 6 - call for papers The University of Sheffield's graduate...
Bea, The new issue of Internet Archaeology on the theme of 'Production and Distribution of Pottery in the Eastern Mediterranean' has 7 articles all in English....
Hello, I like to be a member of the arch-pot group. Many trhanks and kind regards Prof. dr. Hugo THOEN Rijksuniversiteit Gent Provinciaal-Romeinse Archeologie ...
Louise, I will have to try and access this web site, but you noted that the IA ... these ... unrepresented in ... shelves. Thing is are these articles in...
++Please forward to all relevant forums++ http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue9/index.html I am pleased to announce the arrival of issue 9 of Internet...
Meassage sent to britarch - please respond directly to David Petts (remember you will need to change the reply section of your email). ... Date sent:...
Hi, I like to start messages to members of the arch-pot group at eGroups. Best wishes and thanks Hugo THOEN Rijksuniversiteit Gent Provinciaal-Romeinse...
Hi, My name is Stephen Beck and I am a maritime archaeology PhD candidate at James Cook University, Townsville, Queensland, Australia. As part of my research...
Sorry for the cross-posting. You are invited to join EuropeanArchaeology@egroups.com (web registration at www.egroups.com/group/EuropeanArchaeology) This list...
Dear All I have been reading 'Archaeology: Theories, Methods and Practice' (Renfrew /Bahn). In the section on analysing sherds, mention is made of dissolving a...
Bea There is a hole in the bottom of the mould so that the syrup drips into the jar. What is left in the mould after the dripping has ceased is the sugar...
Sorry for the cross-posts! For those of you with an interest in Irish archaeology, you may want to check out the following lists: Irish Archaeology (...
Bea The best place to look for an indication of what these things look like is the MPRG guide to the classification of Medieval Ceramic Forms. Sections 9.10...
Sorry to be so late replying to your kind reply on sugar moulds. It is not so much the form I am interested in as the texture of the fabric and the dating. You...
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT ARCHAEOLOGIST Stanford University, Department of Cultural and Social Anthropology, invites applications for a tenureline junior faculty...
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As this seems relevant to this group, I have forwarded this message from the 'BritArch' list. Please reply to David Graham <david- ... Phil Copleston CPAT,...
