Mark Atkinson and Steve Preston
Umberto Albarella: Mammal and bird bone assemblage
Justine Bayley: Enamelling analysis
Edward Biddulph: Late Iron Age and Roman Pottery | Pottery production at Heybridge | Vessel function and use | Roman cremation burials
Joanna Bird: Italian-type terra sigillata
Joyce Compton: Late Iron Age and Roman Pottery | The Late Iron Age Vessel Form Typology | Vessel function and use | Glass (FF 5) | Glass (FF 14) | Late Iron Age pyres and pyre-related features | Late Iron Age Gaulish Imports | Roman Glass
Nina Crummy: The Brooches | Brooches (FF 14) | Ceramic lamps | Copper-alloy jug | Pewter hoard
Brenda Dickinson: Decorated ware and the potters' stamps
Corinne Duhig : Human Remains
David Dungworth : Iron Bloom | Metalworking debris
D. Friendship-Taylor: Leather shoes
Geophysical Surveys of Bradford: 1993 Geophysical survey
Damien Goodburn: Wooden objects
James Greig: Pollen
Peter Guest: Roman Coins
K.F. Hartley: Mortarium Stamps
Martin Henig: Figural bronzes | Intaglios
Jennifer Hillam: Tree-Ring Analysis of Oak Timbers
Richard Hobbs: Late Iron Age Coins
Ralph Jackson: Cosmetic grinders
Cluny Johnstone: Mammal and bird bone assemblage
Jöhan Linderholm: Soil Microstratigraphy
Alison Locker: Fish Bones
Hilary Major: Ceramic crucibles and moulds | Ceramic discs | Jet and shale beads | Metalwork other than brooches | Mis-cast and unfinished copper-alloy objects | Overview of small finds assemblage | Roman tile | Shale vessels
Scott Martin: Late Iron Age and Roman Pottery
Richard I. Macphail: Soil Microstratigraphy
Angela Monckton: Plant Macrofossils
Graham Morgan: Mortar and opus signinum analysis | Plaster analysis
Peter Murphy: Plant Macrofossils
M.J. Noel: Archaeomagnetic Analysis of Fired Structures
Jennifer Price: Glass (FF5) | Roman Glass
Val Rigby: Terra Nigra Potters' Stamps
Mark Robinson: Insect Remains
Paul R. Sealey: Amphoras
Anne Thompson: Late Iron Age and Roman Pottery
Susan Tyler: Saxon brooch | Saxon Pottery
Ros Tyrrell: Baked clay | Bone (FF5) | Bone (FF20) | Bone awls | Bone counters | Bone fist-and-phallus amulet | Bone hairpins | Bone needles | Bone weaving tool | Ceramic discs | Ceramic loomweights | Ceramic phallus | Daub | Dice | Jet and shale beads | Jet hairpin | Kiln fabric and furniture | Lead | Lead casting and working waste | Lead nails | Lead roves or washers | Lead weights | Mortar and opus signinum | Painted wall plaster | Roman tile | Salt briquetage | Shale | Shale bracelets | Shale vessels | Spindlewhorls
Colin Wallace: Late Iron Age and Roman Pottery | Pipeclay figurines
Rob Wardill: Geophysical survey report
Steven Willis: Samian pottery
Jessica M. Winder: Oysters and Other Marine Shells
Sally Worrell: Glass (FF5) | Glass Beads | Glass hairpins | Glass tesserae | Roman Glass
Iain Bell
Andrew Lewsey
Stewart MacNeill
Roger Massey-Ryan
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