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• viii • Figures<br />

5.3 Ceramic chronologies for the Late Neolithic, Early and Middle Bronze Ages 81<br />

5.4 A beaker and associated non-perishable grave goods <strong>from</strong> the Green Low<br />

round barrow in Derbyshire 82<br />

5.5 Styles <strong>of</strong> Early Bronze Age storage pots used as cremation containers 83<br />

5.6 Assemblage variation within the Trevisker series 84<br />

5.7 Early Bronze Age house plans <strong>from</strong> the Western Isles 85<br />

5.8 Different types <strong>of</strong> round barrows on Normanton Down, Wiltshire 86<br />

5.9 <strong>The</strong> sequence <strong>of</strong> funerary events at Hemp Knoll barrow, Wiltshire 87<br />

5.10 <strong>The</strong> triple-ditched barrow at Irthlingborough, Raunds 88<br />

6.1 Examples <strong>of</strong> bronzes <strong>of</strong> the Wilburton assemblage 97<br />

6.2 Examples <strong>of</strong> bronzes <strong>of</strong> the Ewart Park assemblage 98<br />

6.3 Deverel-Rimbury pottery 99<br />

6.4 Pottery <strong>of</strong> the Post-Deverel-Rimbury undecorated phase 100<br />

6.5 Simplified plans <strong>of</strong> Mucking North Ring and L<strong>of</strong>ts Farm 100<br />

6.6 Plan <strong>of</strong> Black Patch Bronze Age settlement 101<br />

6.7 Simplified plan <strong>of</strong> Bronze Age land divisions on Dartmoor 102<br />

6.8 <strong>The</strong> Dover Bronze Age boat during ex<strong>ca</strong>vation 104<br />

7.1 Selected Iron Age brooch types 114<br />

7.2 Different types <strong>of</strong> circular structures 116<br />

7.3 Rectilinear and curvilinear settlement enclosures 118<br />

7.4 Open and aggregated settlement plans 119<br />

7.5 Danebury in its early and developed stages 121<br />

7.6 Plans <strong>of</strong> territorial oppida 122<br />

7.7 Plans <strong>of</strong> Iron Age shrines and sacred enclosures 123<br />

7.8 Grave plans <strong>from</strong> Wetwang Slack and Westhampnett 124<br />

7.9 Selected iron tools 126<br />

7.10 Selected Iron Age pottery 127<br />

7.11 Inscribed Iron Age coins 129<br />

8.1 Tombstone <strong>of</strong> Tadius Exuperatus 138<br />

8.2 Aerial photograph <strong>of</strong> the fort, annexe and temporary <strong>ca</strong>mps at Malling 139<br />

8.3 Distribution <strong>of</strong> first-century AD Roman forts in <strong>Britain</strong> 140<br />

8.4 Site plans: fortresses 142<br />

8.5 Site plans: forts 144<br />

8.6 Site plans: fortlet and towers 145<br />

8.7 Ardoch fort, Perthshire 146<br />

8.8 Aerial photograph <strong>of</strong> the fort and vicus at Old Carlisle, Cumbria 148<br />

8.9 Plan <strong>of</strong> the Gask frontier 150<br />

8.10 Frontiers across the Tyne—Solway and Forth—Clyde 151<br />

8.11 Distribution <strong>of</strong> Saxon Shore forts and late Roman forts and coastal<br />

watchtowers 154<br />

9.1 Comparative distribution <strong>of</strong> civilian towns and long-term military sites<br />

in Roman <strong>Britain</strong> 158<br />

9.2 Plan <strong>of</strong> the civitas-<strong>ca</strong>pital at Silchester, Hampshire 161<br />

9.3 Public buildings at Silchester 162<br />

9.4 Plan <strong>of</strong> a ‘small’ town, Water Newton, Cambridgeshire 163<br />

9.5 Plans showing the development <strong>of</strong> the Gorhambury villa 165<br />

9.6 Settlement and lands<strong>ca</strong>pe <strong>of</strong> the Roman period around Chalton, Hampshire 166<br />

9.7 Plan <strong>of</strong> temple and associated buildings at Uley, Gloucestershire 167

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