Римские формы
Pottery in Archaeology ( Roman )
Nos 15/17 and 15/17r A dish with internal quarter-round moulding at the junction of the base and wall.There are two main types (a) with an almost upright wall,relatively shallow and (b) the form being a little deeper with rouletted circle both varieties are found throughout the 1st century.
Pottery in Archaeology ( Roman )
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Nos 35-36 Cup and dish with curved rim ornamented with leaves Late 2nd century.
No 38 Hemispherical flanged bowl,may have beaded lip or plain one. 2nd-3rd century
No 44 Similar to 38 but with a cordon in place of the flange 2nd-3rd century
No 45 Mortarium with lion head with small white grits Early 2nd century.
No 22 Small dish without footring 1st century
No. 42 Segmented dish usualy with a pair of strap handles Early 2nd century
No. 81 Wide mouth jar with everted rim. This was made at Lezoux under Hadrian.
No 15 Dish – 46 Cup 1st century
No. 11 Hemispherical bowl with decorated flange.
No.29 Carinated bowl
No 30 Cylindrical bowl which lasted throughout the 1st – 2nd century
No 37 Hemispherical bowl with plain band below the beaded lip.The rest of the ornamentation can be varied but the main styles are (a) zonal, usually late 1st -early 2nd century and (b) continuous scroll ornament down the whole depth of the bowl,common in the late 1st century and the Antonine period.
No 67 Small jar Early 2nd century
No 68 Jar with upright concave rim and central band of rouletting before Middle 2nd century
No.78 Straight sided cup
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