This paper considers the very different views on Roman technology expressed by KD White,
O. Wikander and JP Oleson. The concept of Roman technology is explored in the light of …

Decapitation burial, in which the cranium, mandible and some cervical vertebrae are
displaced from their correct anatomical position and replaced elsewhere in the grave, is a …

This paper investigates how common intensive milling practices were in southern England
during the Romano-British period, by analysing the distribution of millstones, based on an …

This volume holds a datelist of radiocarbon determinations carried out between 1970 and
1982 on behalf of the Ancient Monuments Laboratory, now part of English Heritage. It also …

This is the account of 'rescue'excavations undertaken in the early 1970s during gravel
quarrying beside the Little Stour at Ickham in Kent. Frank Jenkins, a Society member for 50 …

The Roman'small town'of Ariconium in southern Herefordshire has long been known as an
important iron production center but has remained very poorly understood. The town is …

An area overlooked in recent research is the meaning of architecture in the ill-defined
category of sites known as small towns. Using the social psychology approaches of identity …

This paper explores the development of tile-stam** in the period ad 100–50 by the
Gloucester and Cirencester civic authorities, and by private tile-makers in Gloucestershire …

Why has Romanization become a less and less useful paradigm? At a fundamental (if
oversimplified) level, Romanization asks how the rural, native population of'warriors and …

Abstract The Roman conquest in Britain (AD 43) led to significant changes in indigenous
settlements and agricultural systems, population diversity, social organization, economic …