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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
.......................................................................................................................................
З
Acknowledgements
...................................................................................................................4
Chapter
1
The aims of this study
............................................................................................5
1.
Introduction
.......................................................................................................................5
1.1
The aim
............................................................................................................................5
1.2
The structure of this volume
............................................................................................5
Chapter
2
Numismatics and Roman Britain
.........................................................................7
2
Introduction
........................................................................................................................7
2.1
The status of numismatics
...............................................................................................7
2.2
Coins as dating evidence
.................................................................................................8
2.3
The administrative and economic function of coinage
....................................................8
2.4
Using
mintmarks
.............................................................................................................9
2.5
Using coins to convey messages
.....................................................................................9
2.6
Coins and the end of Roman Britain
.............................................................................10
2.7
Applied numismatics and histories of Roman Britain
...................................................10
2.8
The methods of Applied Numismatics
..........................................................................11
2.9
The development of chronological groupings
...............................................................11
2.10
The British Mean
.........................................................................................................12
2.11
Cumulative frequency analysis
....................................................................................12
2.12
Dating site activity
.......................................................................................................13
2.13
Diagnosing site function
..............................................................................................13
2.14
International, national and regional differences
..........................................................14
2.15
Cluster Analysis and Correspondence Analysis
..........................................................15
2.16
Conclusions
.................................................................................................................16
Chapter
3
Using PAS and comparative data
.......................................................................17
3
Introduction
......................................................................................................................17
3.1
The Portable Antiquities Scheme
..................................................................................17
3.2
The PAS
dataset
of Roman coins
..................................................................................17
3.3
Reece periods
.................................................................................................................19
3.4
The geographical organisation of PAS data
..................................................................19
3.5
The collection of a comparative
dataset
........................................................................20
3.6
Combining the two
datasets
...........................................................................................22
3.7
Other sources of data used
.............................................................................................23
3.8
Numerical and statistical techniques used
.....................................................................24
3.9
The selection of study areas
..........................................................................................26
3.10
Site definition using the PAS
dataset
..........................................................................26
3.11
Using the
dataset:
biases and constraints
.....................................................................27
269
Chapter
4
Exploring Mean values
........................................................................................31
4
Introduction
......................................................................................................................31
4.1
Reece s British Mean
....................................................................................................31
4.2
Comparative Mean
........................................................................................................32
4.3
The PAS Mean
..............................................................................................................33
4.4
Comparing the three means
...........................................................................................34
4.5
Walton s British Mean
..................................................................................................36
4.6
Regional variation in coin loss
......................................................................................37
4.7
North and South of the Fosse Way Means
....................................................................37
4.8
Comparing county means
..............................................................................................38
4.9
Calculating mean values by denomination
....................................................................41
4.10
Previous study of denominational composition
..........................................................41
4.11
The PAS Denominational Mean
..................................................................................43
4.12
Regional variation in the distribution of denominations
.............................................46
4.13
Comparing coin loss north and south of the Fosse Way
.............................................50
4.14
Regional means for other regions
................................................................................52
4.15
Accounting for variation
..............................................................................................54
4.16
Conclusions
.................................................................................................................55
Chapter
5
An analysis of Republican and Early Imperial coins
(215
ВС
-
AD
41).......57
5
Introduction
......................................................................................................................57
5.1
Previous study
...............................................................................................................57
5.2
The
datasets
...................................................................................................................58
5.3
The distribution of all PAS coins including stray losses
...............................................59
5.4
The distribution of parish profiles and sites
..................................................................60
5.5
Period
1
coins and the Roman army
..............................................................................62
5.6
The Conquest period (AD
43-47)..................................................................................62
5.7
Campaigning in central Wales (AD 48-70s)
.................................................................64
5.8
Flavian period advancement
..........................................................................................64
5.9
Stray losses and military campaigning
..........................................................................67
5.10
The distribution of bronze denominations
...................................................................67
5.11
Period
1
coin loss and the native population
...............................................................67
5.12
Period
1
coinage and native settlement
.......................................................................68
5.13
Period
1
coinage and networks of trade and exchange
................................................68
5.14
Period
1
coinage and religious practice
.......................................................................68
5.15
The distribution of Reece Period
1
coinage by issue date
...........................................69
5.16
The function of comparative sites with Period
1
coins
...............................................71
5.17
Comparing PAS Period
1
profile with hoard data
.......................................................73
5.18
Comparing the Period
1
coin profile with hoards
.......................................................76
5.19
Conclusion
...................................................................................................................77
270
Chapter
6
An analysis of Claudian coinage (AD
41-54).....................................................79
6
Introduction
......................................................................................................................79
6.1
Previous study
...............................................................................................................79
6.2
The
datasets
...................................................................................................................80
6.3
The distribution of all PAS Period
2
issues
...................................................................81
6.4
The distribution of PAS Period
2
denominations
..........................................................82
6.5
The distribution of parish profiles and sites with Period
2
coinage
..............................83
6.6
The function of comparative sites with Period
2
coin loss
............................................84
6.7
The circulation life of Period
2
coinage
........................................................................85
6.8
The geographical distribution of hoards
........................................................................86
6.9
Conclusions
...................................................................................................................87
Chapter
7
An analysis of Carausian and AUectan coinage (AD
286-296).........................88
7
Introduction
......................................................................................................................88
7.1
The
dataset
.....................................................................................................................88
7.2
The distribution of Carausian coins
...............................................................................88
7.3
The distribution of Carausian coins by mint
.................................................................89
7.4
Proportions of coinage from each Carausian mint
........................................................91
7.5
The distribution of Allectan coinage
.............................................................................92
7.6
Conclusions and recommendations for further study
....................................................93
Chapter
8
An analysis of Period
17
to
21
coin loss (AD
330-402)......................................94
8
Introduction
......................................................................................................................94
8.1
Previous study
...............................................................................................................94
8.2
The
datasets
...................................................................................................................94
8.3
The distribution of Period
17
to
21
issues
.....................................................................95
8.4
The function of comparative sites with above average coin loss
................................101
8.5
Dmax Cluster Analysis: Group
3
parishes and sites
...................................................103
8.6
Dmax Cluster Analysis and the function of Group
3
sites
..........................................106
8.7
Dmax Cluster Analysis: Group
16..............................................................................106
8.8
Dmax Cluster Analysis: Group
12..............................................................................108
8.9
Interpreting the distribution patterns
...........................................................................109
8.10
The distribution of coinage at the end of the Roman period
.....................................110
8.11
Dating clipped siliquae
..............................................................................................110
8.12
Circulating currency at the end of the fourth century AD
.........................................
Ill
8.13
Comparison with Period
21
hoard evidence
..............................................................112
8.14
The distribution of Late Roman material culture
......................................................113
8.15
The circulation of coinage after AD
402...................................................................113
8.16
Conclusions
...............................................................................................................114
271
Chapter
9
An analysis of Roman coin loss on the Isle of Wight
......................................115
9
Introduction
....................................................................................................................115
9.1
Previous study of Roman Wight
..................................................................................115
9.2
Data used in this study
.................................................................................................116
9.3
Comparing the Isle of Wight Mean with the PAS Mean
.............................................119
9.4
Comparing the Isle of Wight Denominational Mean with PASDM
...........................121
9.5
Incorporating as values
.............................................................................................125
9.6
What makes the Isle of Wight so different?
................................................................127
9.7
Comparing parish profiles on the Isle of Wight
..........................................................134
9.8
Identifying sites on the Isle of Wight
........................................................................138
9.9
The distribution of PAS sites in west Wight
.............................................................144
9.10
Group
1:
early
andiate
coin profiles
.........................................................................144
9.11
Group
2:
early Roman coin profiles
..........................................................................145
9.12
Group
3:
late Roman coin profiles
............................................................................146
9.13
Group
4:
Coin loss throughout the Roman period
.....................................................147
9.14
The distribution of sites
..........................................................................................148
9.15
Conclusions and further work
...................................................................................148
Chapter
10
An analysis of the coins from Piercebridge, County Durham
.....................152
10
Introduction
..................................................................................................................152
10.1
Previous archaeological study of Roman Piercebridge
.............................................152
10.2
Data used in this study
...............................................................................................153
10.3
Issues affecting the interpretation of the
dataset
.......................................................154
10.4
The river assemblage in a national and regional context
...........................................155
10.5
Comparison with the other Romano-British votive sites
..........................................156
10.6
Comparison with Piercebridge excavation assemblage
............................................161
10.7
Establishing function and users with Cluster Analysis
.............................................162
10.8
Cut and mutilated coins
.............................................................................................164
10.9
Severan
copies and other counterfeit coinage
...........................................................164
10.10
The role of the army
................................................................................................165
10.11
Conclusions and further work
.................................................................................166
Chapter
11
Conclusions and recommendations for further work
...................................167
11
Introduction
..................................................................................................................167
11.1
The validity of the PAS
dataset
.................................................................................167
11.2
Interpreting national and regional patterns of coin loss
............................................167
11.3
Interpreting site-specific patterns of coin loss
...........................................................170
11.4
Recommendations for further work
...........................................................................171
11.5
Conclusions
...............................................................................................................174
Bibliography
.........................................................................................................................175
272
Appendix A: Comparative Sites
..........................................................................................
Appendix B: Dmax Cluster Analysis Groups
....................................................................212
Table A: Members of H30 Group
1................................................................................................................
212
Table B: Members of H30 Group
2................................................................................................................
213
Table C: Members of H30 Group
3................................................................................................................
215
Table D: Members of H30 Group
4................................................................................................................
223
Table E: Members of H30 Group
5................................................................................................................
223
Table F: Members of H30 Group
6................................................................................................................
223
Table G: Members of H30 Group
7................................................................................................................223
Table H: Members of H30 Group
8................................................................................................................224
Table I: Members of H30 Group
9.................................................................................................................226
Table J: Members of H30 Group
10...............................................................................................................226
Table K: Members of H30 Group
11..............................................................................................................227
Table L: Members of H30 Group
12..............................................................................................................227
Table M: Members of H30 Group
13.............................................................................................................227
Table N: Members of H30 Group
14..............................................................................................................227
Table O: Members of H30 Group
15..............................................................................................................227
Table P: Members of H30 Group
16..............................................................................................................227
Table Q: Members of H30 Group
17..............................................................................................................227
Table R: Members of H30 Group
18..............................................................................................................228
Table S: Members of H30 Group
19..............................................................................................................228
Table T: Members of H30 Group
20..............................................................................................................228
Table U: Members of H30 Group
21..............................................................................................................228
Table V: Members of H30 Group
22..............................................................................................................228
Table W: Members of H30 Group
23.............................................................................................................228
Table X: Members of H30 Group
24..............................................................................................................228
Appendix C: Tables
..............................................................................................................229
Table
1:
Coin periods used by Reece and Casey
............................................................................................229
Table
2:
Features of coin assemblages used to diagnose site function
...........................................................229
Table
3:
Cluster Analysis Groups at H30 and H20
........................................................................................230
Table
4:
National and regional mean data
......................................................................................................231
Table
5:
Hoards removed from PAS Mean calculations
................................................................................231
Table
6:
Coin totals used in calculation of mean values
.................................................................................232
Table
7:
Mean values for coin loss in Roman Britain
....................................................................................233
Table
8:
Mean values for the areas to the north and south of the Fosse Way
.................................................234
Table
9:
Mean values for coin loss in four counties
.......................................................................................235
Table
10:
Per mill values for the PAS Denominational Mean
........................................................................236
Table
11:
PAS Period
1
sub-divisions
............................................................................................................236
Table
12:
Denominational composition of PAS Period
1
dataset
...................................................................237
Table
13:
Members of Cluster Analysis H30 Group
10.................................................................................237
Table
14:
Hoards with Period
1
issues
...........................................................................................................237
Table
15:
Totals of Period
1
stray losses and site finds recorded by the PAS
................................................238
Table
16:
The function of comparative sites
..................................................................................................239
Table
17:
Period
1
subdivisions and hoard data
.............................................................................................239
Table
18:
Summary of the Period
1
chronology of Continental hoards
.........................................................240
Table
19:
Denominational composition of the PAS Period
2
dataset
.............................................................241
Table
20:
Coin hoards terminating in issues of Claudius
...............................................................................241
Table
21:
Coin hoards including issues of Claudius
......................................................................................242
Table
22:
Totals and percentage values of Carausian coins by mint recorded by the PAS,
at comparative sites and in hoards
............................................................................................................244
Table
23:
Breakdown of coin totals by mint from
11
comparative sites with Carausian coins
......................244
Table
24:
Hoards ending in issues of Carausius
.............................................................................................244
Table
25:
Selected hoards (with total coins by mint) ending in issues of Carausius
......................................245
Table
26:
Hoards ending with issues of Allectus
...........................................................................................245
Table
27:
Summary of late Roman coin data
.................................................................................................246
Table
28:
The function of comparative sites with above average coin loss by Reece period
.........................246
273
Table
29:
H20 Group
3
sub-divided at H20
...................................................................................................247
Table
30:
Summary of Cluster Analysis (H30) Group
16..............................................................................247
Table
31:
Summary of Cluster Analysis (H30) Group
12..............................................................................247
Table
32:
Totals of clipped and undipped siliquae in the PAS
dataset
..........................................................247
Table
33:
Hoards ending in issues of Honorius or later emperors
..................................................................247
Table
34:
Summary of hoards containing gold coins minted after AD
402...................................................250
Table
35:
Summary of stray finds of fifth century gold coins
........................................................................251
Table
36:
Summary of hoards containing siliquae minted after AD
402.......................................................254
Table
37:
Summary of hoards containing
nummi
minted after AD
402........................................................254
Table
38:
Summary of all
nummi
from Roman Britain dating to after AD
402.............................................254
Table
39:
Monument Records for Roman activity recorded by the Isle of Wight HER
................................255
Table
40:
Hoards from the Isle of Wight
........................................................................................................255
Table
41:
The chronological distribution of Period
1
coins from the Isle of Wight
.......................................261
Table
42:
Mean values for the Isle of Wight and Hampshire
.........................................................................261
Table
43:
The proportion of coins by mint in the Isle of Wight and Hampshire
datasets
..............................262
Table
44:
Per mill values for PAS parish assemblages on the Isle of Wight
..................................................263
Table
45:
Reece period breakdown for each site in Shalfleet parish
..............................................................264
Table
46:
Reece period breakdown for each site in Calbourne parish
............................................................265
Table
47:
Reece period breakdown of each site in Brighstone parish
............................................................265
Table
48:
Summary of objects recorded by the PAS in the parish of Shalfleet
..............................................266
Table
49:
Coin totals and per mill values for DUR0007 and Piercebridge site assemblages
.........................267
Table
50:
Per mill values for Piercebridge river deposit (DUR0007) denominational profile
.......................267
Table
51:
Per mill values for Piercebridge site (Brickstock
2008)
denominational profile
............................267
Table
52:
Objects by functional category in DUR0007 assemblage
..............................................................268
Contents
.................................................................................................................................269
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| spelling | Walton, Philippa Jane Verfasser aut Rethinking Roman Britain: coinage and archaeology Philippa Jane Walton Wetteren Moneta 2012 274 S. zahlr. graph. Darst. und Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Collection Moneta 137 Documents and studies on 19th c. monetary history Münze (DE-588)4040629-5 gnd rswk-swf Britannien (DE-588)4069666-2 gnd rswk-swf Britannien als Provinz [Barrington p. 8 & 9] (DE-2581)TH000004033 gbd Dissertationen Online (DE-2581)TH000012886 gbd Römische Numismatik (DE-2581)TH000008477 gbd Britannien (DE-588)4069666-2 g Münze (DE-588)4040629-5 s DE-604 Collection Moneta 137 (DE-604)BV010601702 137 Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen 3 application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=025173000&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title_short | Rethinking Roman Britain: coinage and archaeology |
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