The Roman Settlement at Hassocks, West Sussex and Its Anglo-Saxon Successor : The Work of the Mid Sussex Field Archaeological Team 1985-2012, Volume 1
The Roman Settlement at Hassocks, West Sussex and Its Anglo-Saxon Successor : The Work of the Mid Sussex Field Archaeological Team 1985-2012, Volume 1
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Author(s): Butler, Chris
ISBN No.: 9781407365053
Year: 202609
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List of FiguresList of TablesPreface1. The Roman Settlement at Hassocks1.1. Introduction1.2. The Geological Factors1.3. The Roman and Saxon Cemetery1.


4. The Roman Roads1.4.1. Introduction1.4.2. The London-Brighton Road1.


4.3. The Coldharbour to Clayton Wickham Road1.4.4. The Greensand Way1.5. Previous Discoveries of Roman Settlement at Hassocks2.


Excavations at Talbot Field, Crossways Barn and other sites at Hassocks2.1. Talbot Field2.1.1. Talbot Field Resistivity Survey2.1.2.


Talbot Field - 1998 Evaluation2.1.3. Talbot Field - 1999 Excavation (Trench 4)2.1.4. Prehistoric Activity2.1.


5. The Roman settlement - Phase 1 (AD 43-120)2.1.6. The Roman Settlement - Phase 2 (AD 120-200)2.1.7. The Roman Settlement - Phase 3 (AD 200 onwards)2.


1.8. Further Investigations at Talbot Field2.2. Crossways Barn, Ham Farm (adapted from report by Wendy Wood 1993)2.2.1. Introduction2.


2.2. Excavation of the Test Pits2.2.3. Other Features2.2.4.


Resistivity Survey at Crossways Barn2.3. Other Sites at Hassocks2.3.1. The Dell2.3.2.


33 Hurst Road2.3.3. 36 Hurst Road2.3.4. 34 Hurst Road2.4.


The Finds2.4.1. The Pottery from Crossways Barn, Talbot Field and other smaller sites in and around Hassocks by Malcolm Lyne2.4.2. Other Groups of Pottery from Hassocks2.4.


3. Prehistoric Flintwork2.4.4. The Coins by David Rudling2.4.5. The Ceramic Building Material by Luke Barber2.


4.6. The Slag by Luke Barber2.4.7. The Geological Material and Worked Stone by Luke Barber2.4.8.


The Metalwork2.4.9. The Glass by John Shepherd2.4.10. Intaglio by David Rudling2.4.


11. Other Objects2.4.12. Animal Bone by Jan Oldham2.4.13. Marine Molluscs2.


4.14. Plant Remains by Pat Hinton2.4.15. Handpicked Charcoal by Emily Walsh2.5. Hassocks Roman Settlement Discussion2.


6. The Saxon Transition3. Clayton Manor Roman Bathhouse3.1. Introduction3.2. Survey and Excavation 1994-63.3.


Evaluation excavation 20013.4. 2002 Excavation3.5. Other Sites at Clayton3.5.1. Clayton Manor Barn3.


5.2. Spring Lane, Clayton3.5.3. Misc. Roman Finds from Clayton3.6.


The Finds3.6.1. Prehistoric Flintwork3.6.2. Pottery from the 1996 Excavation by Luke Barber3.6.


3. Pottery from the 2001 Evaluation3.6.4. Pottery from the 2002 Excavations by Luke Barber3.6.5. Clay Tobacco Pipes by Luke Barber3.


6.6. The Ceramic Building Material from the 1996 Excavation by Luke Barber3.6.7. Ceramic Building Material from the 2001 Evaluation3.6.8.


The Ceramic Building Material from the 2002 Excavations by Luke Barber (incorporating comments by Chris Butler)3.6.9. The Mortar from the 2002 Excavations by Luke Barber (incorporating comments by Chris Butler)3.6.10. The Geological Material by Luke Barber3.6.


11. Coins by David Rudling3.6.12. Animal Bone and Marine Shell3.6.13. Glass3.


6.14. Metal Finds3.6.15. Charcoal by Emily Walsh3.6.16.


Worked Bone3.7. Clayton Manor Discussion4. Park Barn and Coombe Bottom4.1. Introduction4.2. Park Barn Background4.


3. Park Barn Fieldwalking4.4. Park Barn Resistivity Surveys4.5. Park Barn Excavation4.5.1.


Introduction4.5.2. Trench A4.5.3. Trenches B and C4.5.


4. Trench D4.6. Park Barn Finds4.6.1. The Excavated Pottery by Malcolm Lyne4.6.


2. Pottery from the Fieldwalking by Luke Barber4.6.3. Prehistoric Flintwork4.6.4. Metal Finds by Chris Butler (unless otherwise noted)4.


6.5. The Coins by David Rudling4.6.6. The Ceramic Building Material by Luke Barber4.6.7.


The Geological Material by Luke Barber4.6.8. The Slag by Luke Barber4.6.9. Glass4.6.


10. Animal Bone by Jan Oldham4.6.11. Marine Molluscs by Jan Oldham4.6.12. Environmental samples by Emily Walsh4.


7. Park Barn Discussion4.8. Coombe Bottom Background4.9. Coombe Bottom Excavations4.10. The Grave Groups4.


11. Coombe Bottom Finds4.11.1. The Pottery by Malcolm Lyne4.11.2. Human Bone Material by Lucy Kirk4.


11.3. The Metal and other Artefacts from the Graves by Fiona Griffin4.11.4. Other Metalwork4.11.5.


The Roman Coins by David Rudling4.11.6. Prehistoric Flintwork4.11.7. Glass4.11.


8. Animal Bone by Jan Oldham4.11.9. Environmental Samples by Emily Walsh4.11.10. Land Snails by Jan Oldham4.


12. Coombe Bottom Discussion5. Sites at Danny5.1. Danny Roman Villa5.1.1. Introduction5.


1.2. The Geophysics Survey5.1.3. Discussion5.1.4.


Conclusions5.1.5. Acknowledgements5.2. Danny Tile Kiln5.2.1.


Introduction5.2.2. Rediscovery5.2.3. The Kiln Products5.2.


4. Other Finds by Luke Barber5.2.5. Discussion5.3. A Watching brief at Danny Lake, Danny Park5.3.


1. Background5.3.2. The Fieldwork5.3.3. The Finds5.


3.4. Discussion5.3.5. Acknowledgements6. Wolstonbury6.1.


Background6.2. Subsequent monitoring of the Site6.3. The Finds6.3.1. The Pottery from the Excavations by Luke Barber6.


3.2. The Pottery Collected by MSFAT by Luke Barber6.3.3. Prehistoric Flintwork6.3.4.


Metal Objects6.3.5. The Cer.


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