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The 215 illustrations depict a selection of the products of the various
known and postulated industries operating in Kent during the first to
early fifth century A.D., together with some of the imports from other
parts of Roman Britain and the Continent that have been recorded in the
county. The dating appended to each figure caption refers to the floruit
of the type in Kent alone, unless otherwise specified,
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and to the form-fabric association figured. These dates are only broad
approximations, with speculative wider ranges quoted in brackets. There
exist too few well-stratified, closely-dated recorded sites in Kent, as yet,
for the more precise dating of the kind quoted by Gillam (1957, 1970), for
example, to be attempted.
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