THE EXAMINATION OF METALWORKING DEBRIS FROM HOUSESTEADS ROMAN FORT, NORTHUMBERLAND 1974-1981

Author(s): D Starley

A small quantity of debris recovered from excavations in the north-east corner of the fort derived from both iron smithing and a wider range of non-ferrous alloy working. Some slag provided rare unambiguous evidence for the use of coal in Romano-British ironworking.

Report Number:
39/1996
Series:
AML Reports (New Series)
Pages:
18
Keywords:
Coal Iron

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