Atlas of Roman Pottery in Britain, Second Edition

This is the successor to Roman Pottery in Britain (1996) and updates and expands on Part 2 of the earlier work. The Atlas will include details of the principal classes of pottery found or used in Roman Britain, both locally produced and imported. Each entry will describe the fabric, technology, forms, dating, source and distribution, and, where appropriate, the potters' stamps and epigraphy and will be accompanied by a bibliography. An introductory chapter will outline the principal developments in Roman pottery studies over the last decade and discuss the future role of digital resources. The printed volume will be accompanied by a CD-ROM, which will include searchable and hyperlinked versions of the Atlas pages with colour maps and photographs, formatted for both screen display and printing. A database holding the details of the data used to produce the British distribution maps will be accessible on the disk using a standard web browser.