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Colchester Archaeological Report 2: The Roman small finds

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Acknowledgements<br />

I am grateful to the contributors to this volume, both<br />

for their work and for their promptness in producing<br />

reports: David Buckley, Elizabeth Fowler, Dr Patricia<br />

Galloway, Stephen Greep, Mark Hassall, Martin<br />

Henig, Hilary Major, Dr Graham Webster, and Dr John<br />

Peter Wild. Other valuable help has been provided by<br />

Dr Rosemary Luff, Donald Bailey, Michael Eddy, and<br />

Dr David Birkett. Thanks are particularly due to<br />

Martyn Owen, Robin Sanderson, and E A Jobbins of<br />

the Institute of Geological Sciences, London, for their<br />

identifications of the minerals and stones used for<br />

various objects. Thanks are also due to many<br />

members, past and present, of the Trust's staff: Carl<br />

Crossan, Nicholas Smith, and Howard Brooks (site<br />

directors); Patrick Ottaway, Rosemarie Johnson,<br />

Pauline Meek, Victoria Grainger, Karen Butler, Dave<br />

Mann and Joy Hind (<strong>finds</strong> assistants); Alison<br />

<strong>Colchester</strong> (photographer); Philip Kenrick and Robin<br />

Symonds (pottery analysts); Eleanor Clark and Lynda<br />

Newstead, who retained their patience and good<br />

humour during the typing of a text consisting mainly<br />

of numbers; and the illustrators Alyson Drysdale,<br />

Lynda Hendry, and Suzanne Debski, and in particular<br />

Bob Moyes and Terry Cook for their excellent work.<br />

Thanks, too, should go to the site supervisors and<br />

diggers (too numerous to mention, or even<br />

remember) who excavated the <strong>finds</strong>. I would also like<br />

to thank past and present members of the <strong>Colchester</strong><br />

and Essex Museum staff for their help: especially<br />

David T-D Clarke for the use of the Museum library,<br />

for making available objects from his collection for<br />

study, and for providing assistance, both practical and<br />

financial, with conservation and storage; and the<br />

conservators themselves, Peter Sweeny and Jean<br />

Whiffing, for their greatly valued work on the <strong>small</strong><br />

<strong>finds</strong>. <strong>The</strong> whole, or parts, of the text has been read by<br />

Roger Goodburn, Justine Bayley, Sarnia Butcher,<br />

David T-D Clarke, Professor S S Frere, Professor John<br />

Wilkes, Donald Bailey, Professor CFCHawkes,<br />

Arthur MacGregor, Jenny Mann, DrW H Manning,<br />

DrGrace Simpson, Professor JMCToynbee,<br />

DrGraham Webster, and DrJohn Peter Wild, to<br />

whom I am indebted for their informative comments<br />

and criticisms. Finally, I would like to acknowledge my<br />

debt to Philip Crummy, the director of the <strong>Colchester</strong><br />

<strong>Archaeological</strong> Trust, who was the principal site<br />

director for the excavations covered by this report,<br />

and who gave me constant and invaluable help and<br />

encouragement throughout its preparation.

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