A NOTE ON THE PETROLOGY OF ROMAN POTTERY FROM THE DANE JOHN KILN, CANTERBURY, KENT
Author(s): D F Williams
Thin section analysis of a range of material from the Antonine period Dane John Kiln, Canterbury, strongly suggests that copies of the multiple-grooved and flat-based Normandy amphora [Gauloise 12] were being made there. This new information increases our limited knowledge of amphora production in Roman Britain.
- Report Number:
- 54/1994
- Series:
- AML Reports (New Series)
- Pages:
- 7
- Keywords:
- Ceramic Petrology Pottery
