Roman Frontier Archaeology - in Britain and Beyond

Introduction ;


Paul Bidwell - archaeologist ;


The work of TWM Archaeology in the developer-funded field from the perspective of a practising contracting archaeologist - Jonathan McKelvey ;


Bibliography of the published works of Paul Bidwell ;



The pre-Roman Iron Age ;


Late Bronze Age and Iron Age settlement in lowland North-East England - D.H. Heslop ;



Studies in material and scientific evidence ;


A small forest of pines: pinecone motifs in Romano-British sculpture - Lindsay Allason-Jones ;


Paying the army: thoughts on the Annona Militaris and the supply of goods to the northern frontier in Britain - Richard Brickstock ;


Pot mends and repaired pottery from South Shields Roman Fort - Alex Croom ;


Interpreting the samian stamps from South Shields and the supply-chain to Hadrian's Wall and the hinterland forts - Geoffrey B. Dannell and Allard W. Mees ;


Composite dice from Roman Britain - Stephen Greep ;


Defending the Walls: experiments with replica hand launched Roman weaponry - Bill Griffiths ;


Southern art on the northern frontier: a remarkable Iron Age harness fitting from Doune Roman fort - Fraser Hunter with an appendix by Mary Davis and contributions by Alan Braby, Neil McLean and Lore Troalen ;


Crop prevalence and surplus production in Roman and medieval Northeast England - Marijke van der Veen ;



Southern Britain ;


Failed and failing bath-houses in late first century Britain - Michael Fulford ;


The public baths of Cirencester: antiquarian records and modern interpretation - Neil Holbrook ;


Forty years on: some Roman placenames of South West England four decades after Rivet and Smith - F.M. Griffith ;


Research on the effects of relative sea-level change on the River Exe estuary in the mid-1st century: implications for the location of Roman sea-port and barge-quay facilities serving the Neronian fortress of Legio II Augusta at Exeter - Stephen J. Kaye and John Pamment Salvatore ;



Antiquarian matters ;


Death by quarrying: damage to Hadrian's Wall at Walltown and the artists who recorded its earlier life - David J. Breeze ;


'A most interesting and valuable piece of workmanship': John Collingwood Bruce's 'cabinet'
and its treasurised bindings - Roger Miket ;


Hadrian's Wall in 1801: The accounts of William Hutton and John Skinner - Tony Wilmott ;



The Roman military north ;


The culture of command in the 4th and 5th centuries in northern Britannia - Rob Collins ;


Hadrian and the Ocean - Richard Hingley ;


The art of the mensores: the design of the Roman forts at Wallsend and South Shields - Nick Hodgson ;


The present as epilogue: urban conflict and the 'Corbridge destruction deposit' - Alistair McCluskey ;


Unravelling the North Tyne crossings of the Stanegate - John Poulter ;


Declining military vici and emerging markets at forts on the North British frontier: two case studies - Margaret Snape ;


Was Hadrian's Wall a response to a military threat? - Matthew Symonds ;


Cade's Road - the 'missing' forts and other thoughts on the deployment of the Roman army in Northern England - Pete Wilson ;



Other frontiers ;


Military activities at the western frontier of Roman Dacia - Eduard Nemeth ;


A view from beyond Rome's southern frontier: technological exchange and trade with the Kingdom of Kush - Derek A. Welsby and Isabella Welsby Sjoestroem ;


Strategic surprise and John Lydus: Constantine's 'last plans' - Everett L. Wheeler

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• Arqueologia
• História antiga: a c 500 CE

Roman; Frontiers; Limes; Fortifications; Festschrifte; Roman Britain