Name: THE ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERIES OF CAISTOR-BY-NORWICH AND MARKSHALL NORFOLK
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THE ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERIES OF CAISTOR-BY-NORWICH AND MARKSHALL NORFOLK

by J.N.L. Myres; Barbara Green

Published by The Society Of Antiquaries Of London. 1st. 1973

As new condition in a fine dustwrapper. Large format. B/w photos. Folding plans. xx + 338 pages.

ISBN: 0500770220
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I. THE ANGLO-SAXON CEMETERIES OF CASTOR-BY-NORWICH AND MARKSHALL: DISCOVERY AND BACKGROUND
General Introduction, by J.N.L. Myres
Historical Summary, by J.N.L. Myres
The Roman Occupation of the Site, by the late R.R. Clarke
Venta Icenorum - the Final Phase, by J.N.L Myres and Barbara Green
The Roman Coins from Building 4, by R.A.G Carson
Late Roman Military Equipment, by Barbara Green
II. THE CAISTOR-BY-NORWICH CEMETERY - CREMATIONS
General Note on the Pottery, by J.N.L. Myres
Summary List of Associated Urns, by J.N.L. Myres
Roman Pottery used for Anglo-Saxon Cremations, by T.H. McK. Clough and J.N.L Myres
The Grave Goods from the Cremations, by Barbara Green
The Runic Inscription form N59, by R.I. Page
The Wolf and Boat Drawing on R 9/10, by Barbara Green
Human Remains
Inventory of Cremation Pottery and Associated Grave goods, by J>N.L. Myres and Barbara Green
III. THE CAISTOR-BY-NORWICH CEMETERY - INHUMATIONS
The Inhumation Burials and their Grave Goods, by Barbara Green
Inventory of the Inhumations and Associated Grave Goods, By Barbara Green
Textile Remains, by B. Chambers
IV. THE MARKSHALL CEMETERY
Introduction, by Barbara Green
General Note on the Pottery, by J.N.L. Myres
Middle Saxon Pottery (Ipswich Ware), by J.G. Hurst
Grave Goods from the Cremations, by Barbara Green
Human Remains, by Calvin Wells
Inventory of Cremation Pottery and Associated Grave Goods, by J.N.L. Myres and Barbara Green
V. APPENDICES
a. Notes on the Manufacture of Anglo-Savon Pottery, by J.N.L. Myres
2. Gazetteer of Anglo-Saxon Cremations and Burials in East Anglia, by T.H. McK. Clough and Bargara Green
Index