The texts from Aphrodisias in Caria at the core of this book provide remarkable documentation for Roman history during the Mithridatic War, the Second Triumvirate and the second-third centuries A.D. They include a Greek translation of the longest senatus consultum so far known and a number of imperial letters. They throw light on provincial attitudes to Rome, on Roman policies in the provinces, on the relation of Octavian with Antony, and on many fascinating details of Roman administrative practice.

Aphrodisias and Rome (Britannia Monographs)

History

Reynolds, Joyce

Ancient Civilizations

Roman Society Publications

This archaeological report contains the results of the excavations at Skeleton Green, East Hertfordshire. This is an outstanding late Iron Age and Romano-British site in Hertfordshire where the stratified sequence of late Belgic buildings and occupation underlying an interesting 2nd-century Romano-British cemetery has yielded remarkable collections of Arretine, Gallo-Belgic and local pottery, together with coins and other objects.

Skeleton Green: A Late Iron Age and Romano-British Site (Britannia Monographs)

Partridge, Clive

Europe

This is a chronological and thematic description of the  excavation of parts of the Calleva defences, followed by  descriptions of the finds and specialist reports by various  contributors, in particular that by Michael Fulford himself on  the Roman pottery. The third part analyses the long-term field  survey work and the aerial photographs of settlement around  Silchester.

Silchester: Excavations on the Defences 1974-80 (Britannia Monographs)

Fulford, PRof. Michael

This volume describes the pottery-making depot attached to the pre-Flavian vexillation fortress of Longthorpe near Peterborough and and throws light on the problems of supply of the Roman army during the conquest campaigns. It contains a detailed report on excavations at a group of sites lying east and south-east of the Roman fortress of Longthorpe, Cambridgeshire. A second section reports on the finds from the excavations.

Longthorpe II: The Military Works Depot: An Episode in Landscape History (Britannia Monographs)

Wild, John Peter

Dannell, G. B.

This companion volume to Britannia Monographs Nos. 5 & 15 throws new light on one of the principal monuments of Roman Silchester and examines the functions of urban and military amphitheatres in Britain.

The Silchester Amphitheatre: Excavations of 1979-85 (Britannia Monographs)

Malcolm Todd has taken over the role of editor of the Britannia Monograph series and his first volume is devoted to a useful collection of articles reviewing recent research. The contributors are: C Haselgrove (Late Iron Age), V A Maxfield (Roman Conquest and Aftermath), C Daniels (Flavian and Trajanic North), D J Breeze (Northern Frontiers), L Keppie (Roman and Native in Scotland), M Todd (Early Cities), J Wacher (Second to Fourth Century Cities), D Miles (Countryside), M Jones (Agriculture), A Grant (Animals), T W Potter (Fenland), M Fulford (Economic topics), T F C Blagg (Art and Architecture), M Henig (Religion), S E Cleary (Fourth to Fifth century), J J Wilkes (Prospects for the future), plus a select bibliography.

Research on Roman Britain 1960-1989

TODD, Malcolm

This is an account of large-scale excavations revealing the development of an extensive Iron Age settlement and small Roman town in Hertfordshire from c. 200 B.C. to A.D. 450. Among the furnished burials is an important La Tène III tomb. The book includes valuable discussions of the British coinage, of a wide variety of Gallo-Belgic and other imported Gaulish pottery, of the trading networks within the region and of the implications for the economy of the many animal bones from the site.

Baldock: The Excavation of a Roman and pre-Roman Settlement, 1968-72 (Britannia Monographs)

Stead, I. M.

Rigby,Valery

The tenth volume in the series Monumenta Asiae Minoris Antiqua contains inscribed and uninscribed monuments from the territories of Cadi, Tiberiopolis, Ancyra Sidera, and Synaus, which lie west of Aezani (covered in MAMA 9), and from Appia, Cotiaeum, and the Phrygo-Mysian border, including a large number from the Upper Tembris Valley, to the east. The monuments were recorded by C W M Cox, A Cameron, and J Cullen in the 1920's. An introduction gives the historical geography of the region, and is followed by a gazateer of place names, and an illustrated catalogue of monuments, with descriptions.

Monuments from Appia and the Upper Tembris Valley, Cotiaeum, Cadi, Synaus, Ancyra Sidera and Tiberiopolis (JRS Monograph)

Levick, Barbara

The Roman fort at Loughor was founded in c. AD 75 and occupied  continuously until the early 120s. The fort was then reduced and  was reoccupied from c. 270 until the early fourth century.  Excavation was concentrated on the defences and part of the  interior. Detailed examination of the defences enabled useful  analysis of construction methods. In the interior of the  Flavio-Trajanic fort, a sequence of granaries was followed by a  series of  praetoria . Analysis of these buildings has enabled a reconsideration of the form and function of Commander's houses in  auxiliary forts. This volume includes full reports on the finds  which included coins, lamps, glass and intaglios.

Leucarum: Excavations at the Roman Auxiliary Fort at Loughor, West Glamorgan 1982-84 and 1987-88 (Britannia Monographs)

Marvell, A. G.

Owen-John, H. S.

xxv + 537pp, inc. 35 plates, 125 figs, 33 tables, laminated card, A4

Caerleon Canabae: Excavations in the civil settlement 1984-90 (Britannia Monographs)

Evans, Edith

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