This text is part of a series of volumes covering objects inscribed in the province of Britain during the Roman period. Together, the volumes aim to cover all materials on which it is possible to inscribe or carve, such as stone, ceramics, wood, gems and base and precious metals. This particular volume is devoted to wooden barrels, stilus-tablets, objects of wood, leather, oculists' stamps, wallplaster, mosaics, handmills, stone tablets, stone balls, stone pebbles, small stone votives, miscellaneous objects of stone, jet, clag figurines, clay objects, antefixes, tile stamps of Legion II Augusta, Legion VI Victrix, Legion IX Hispana, Legion XX Valeria Victrix, and tile stamps of the Auxiliaries. The text provides transcriptions, descriptions, bibliography and notes for each entry.

The Roman Inscriptions of Britain: Fascicule 4

Reference

Collingwood, R.G.

Wright, R. P.

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Sutton Pub Ltd

This text is part of a series of volumes covering objects inscribed in the province of Britain during the Roman period. Together, the volumes aim to cover all materials on which it is possible to inscribe or carve, such as stone, ceramics, wood, gems and base and precious metals. This particular volume is devoted to the tile stamps of the Classis Britannica, as well as procuratorial and civic tiles stamps, stamps of private tilers, inscriptions on relief-patterned tiles and graffiti on tiles. The text provides transcriptions, descriptions, bibliography and notes for each entry.

The Roman Inscriptions of Britain: Instrumentum Domesticum : Fascicule 5

Politics & Social Sciences

Archaeology

This text is part of a series of volumes covering objects inscribed in the province of Britain during the Roman period. Together, the volumes aim to cover all materials on which it is possible to inscribe or carve, such as stone, ceramics, wood, gems and base and precious metals. This particular volume provides an index of places where inscriptions can be found to accompany Volume I of "The Roman Inscriptions of Britain". It is divided into 16 major reference groups which comprise some 61 separate indexes.

The Roman Inscriptions of Britain: I, Inscriptions on Stone; Epigraphic Indexes

History

Europe

Principles of Agriculture

Legare Street Press

<p>This volume is the long-promised continuation of Roman Inscriptions of Britain I, Inscriptions on Stone (1965), by R. G. Collingwood and R. P. Wright. Richard Wright, after setting a closing date for RIB I of 31 December 1954, reserved 'new material for inclusion in some supplement'. This is now RIB III, which advances the closing date for new discoveries to 31 December 2006. All but six of the 550 inscriptions included here were first published under the heading 'Roman Britain, Inscriptions' each year in JRS from 1956 until 1969 and then in Britannia from 1970 until 2007. Wright alone was responsible until the end of 1970, when he was joined by Mark Hassall, the latter assuming responsibility for inscriptions found south of the rivers Mersey and Humber. In 1975 Roger Tomlin succeeded Wright in the north, and this geographical division continued on the whole until Hassall's retirement in 2007. The entries in JRS and Britannia were electronically scanned in 1993 and the whole series became the basis of RIB III. In this volume, Tomlin presents the inscriptions in geographical sequence, with individual commentaries and accompanying drawings and photographs, as well as re-examining many of the originals.</p>

Roman Inscriptions of Britain Volume III: Inscriptions on Stone (1955-2006)

Tomlin, R. S. O.

Hassall, M. W. C.

Ancient Civilizations

Oxbow Books

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