Table of Contents

Craft and Industry in Roman York (H E M Cool); Craft and Industry on the North York Moors in the Roman Period (P R Wilson); The Roman Pottery Industry at Holme-on-Spalding Moor in its Landscape (Peter Halkon); The Roman Pottery of Yorkshire in its Wider Historical Context (Vivien G Swan); Broken Bottles and Quartz Sand: Glass Production in Yorkshire and the North in the Roman Period (Jennifer Price); Copper Alloys in Roman Yorkshire (David Dungworth); Non-ferrous Metalworking in Roman Yorkshire (Justine Bayley); The Leather Trades in Roman Yorkshire and Beyond (Carol van Driel Murray); The Jet Industry and Allied Trades in Roman Britain (Lyndsay Allason-Jones); Sources of Building Materials in Roman York (G D Gaunt and P C Buckland).

About the Author

Jennifer Price is Emeritus Professor of Roman Provincial Archaeology at Durham University, UK. Her PhD in Archaeology from Cardiff University, UK was on Roman glass in Spain and she has longstanding research interests in Roman and early Medieval glass from archaeological sites in western Europe and the Mediterranean region.

Reviews

a valuable contribution to the history of Roman Britain and to technological history in general.' -- Northern History Northern History Overall, this is a very valuable regional study which on some instances provides important information for Roman Britain as a whole.' -- Lucerna, 26 Lucerna, 26 For everybody interested in the archaeology of the north of Roman Britain this is an invaluable source of information,' -- Yorkshire Archaeological Journal Yorkshire Archaeological Journal