Book cover; Cirencester Roman Defences public buildings, shops

Cirencester – The Roman Town Defences, Public Buildings and Shops

Author: Neil Holbrook (editor)

This volume contains synthetic reviews of certain aspects of Roman Cirencester – the town defences, public building and shops. Four specialist areas have also been included in this volume: a consolidated coin list (identifications by Richard Reece and compiled by Peter Guest); the small finds series for the town (Linda Viner); development of Nicholas Cooper’s work on the pottery from St. Michael’s Field into a more general account of the pottery supply; and completion of the work on the animal bone assemblages from the town (Bruce Levitan/St. Michael’s Field and Mark Maltby/Chester Street) which has been integrated by Mark Maltby.

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Neil Holbrook (editor) 1998 Cirencester: the Roman town defences, public buildings and shops, Cirencester Excavations V, Cotswold Archaeological Trust Ltd
Price: Out of print (paperback, black and white)
Pages: 406
ISBN: 0952319632

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