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21.
‘Richborough’ grey
sandy ware:
22. Miscellaneous
Kent
grey sandy wares:
23. Shelly wares:
24. ‘Thanet’ buff
fine sandy:
25. ‘Tilford’
coarse grey
sandy:
26.
Urmitzer(?) ware:
III. Mortaria
1. Brockley
Hill-Verulamium
sandy wares:
2. Canterbury
oxidised
sandy wares:
3. ‘East
Kent’ oxidised
ware
4. ‘East
Sussex’ ware:
5. Kent-south
Essex-Colchester
cream-buff ware:
6. Mancetter-Hartshill:
7. Much
Hadham
oxidised ware:
8. Nene Valley
buff ware:
9. Oxfordshire
wares:
10. Rhineland
wares
(Kreis Düren):
11. Southern
Britain/North-
east Gaul
iron-free wares:
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B.
C.
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Late
first to early second century? Richborough; Chapter 4.11.3.
Fig. 29, 85—88.
West Kent, late first to early second century; Chapter 4.1.2,
11.2. Fig. 29, 89—94.
Lower Thames products; early second to fourth century; west
and mid-Kent mainly;
Chapter 4.111.2, IV.2, V.2, 5.11. Includes
ware produced alongside BB2. Fig. 29, 90;
Fig. 40, 107—109; Fig. 50, 192—193,
197—203; Forms nos. 194—196 (slipped) also
in this ware.
Unprovenanced, east Kent; late second to mid-fourth century;
Chapter 4.111.3, IV.3,
V.3. Pollard forthcoming, d.
West Kent, Surrey, Essex, London area: late first century B.C.
to late first century A.D.,
possibly later in Lea valley; Chapters 4.111,
4.1.2. Includes shell-and-sand-tempered
ware. Fig. 12, 1—15.
‘Thames Estuary’ storage jars: mid-first to late
second/early third century A.D.;
east Surrey, London area, south Essex, west Kent
plus outliers in Weald, east Kent
(and North Sea coast). Fig. 12, 16.
‘Late Roman’: mainly late fourth to early fifth century in
Kent, south Essex and London
area; Chapter 4.V.2. Sanders. 1973; Orton 1977b;
Drury 1976a. Fig. 53, 212—213.
Mid-first century A.D.?; Isle of Thanet mainly; Chapter 4.1.3.
Fourth century; distribution as ‘Portchester “D” '
(above); Chapter 4.V.2.
Late second to mid-third centuries; Lullingstone; Chapter
4.111.2.
Late first to late second/early third century; throughout,
particularly in late first
and early second centuries, occasional later;
Chapter 4.11, III. Castle 1972, 1976;
Hartley 1982, Fabric 8.
Late first to third century; east and mid-Kent mainly,, rare
in west Kent and London;
Chapters 4.11.3, 111.3, IV.3, 5.111. Hartley
1982, Fabrics 2A, 2E. Fig. 28, 71.
Late second to third/early fourth century; east Kent mainly,
rarely in west
and mid-Kent; Chapter 4.111.3. Hartley 1982,
Fabrics 2C, 2D. Fig. 49, 180.
Mid-second to mid-third century?; east Sussex; Pollard 1983a,
278—9.
Hadrianic to early third century in Kent; throughout except
Sussex; Chapter 4.111.2.
Hartley 1963, 1973a; 1982, Fabrics 1B, 1D. Fig.
40, 116—118.
Very rare in third century, mainly late third to fourth
century in east Kent;
Chapter 4.V.3. Hartley 1973a, b.
(as fine ware 12A, but only in Essex, west Kent and London
area).
Mid-third to fourth century? east Kent and London area
mainly;
Chapter 4.IV.3. Hartley 1982, Fabric 5.
White ware: mid-third to early fifth century; throughout;
Chapter 4.IV, V.
Young 1977a; Hartley 1982, Fabric 3.
Colour-coated and white-slipped (as fine ware 16, Young 1977a;
Hartley
1982, Fabric 4).
Second half of second and first half of third centuries;
high-status sites in Kent,
Essex(?) and London area; Chapter 4.111.2—3.
Hartley 1973a; 1982, Fabrics 6 and 7.
Mid-first to early second centuries; throughout except
pre-Flavian —high-status sites
only; Chapter 4.1, II. Hartley 1977; 1982,
Fabrics 1A, 1B, 1C. Fig.
16, 61; Fig. 28, 62.
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