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Roman brooches in Britain : a technological and typological study based on the Richborough Collection / Justine Bayley and Sarnia Butcher ; with brooch drawings by Judith Dobie and other illustrations by John Vallender.
Penn Museum Library NK7307.3 .B39 2004 1 v. + CD-ROM
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Bayley, J. (Justine)
- Series:
- Reports of the Research Committee of the Society of Antiquaries of London 0953-7163 ; no. 68.
- Reports of the Research Committee of the Society of Antiquaries of London, 0953-7163 ; no. 68
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Brooches--Great Britain--History--To 1500.
- Brooches.
- Decoration and ornament, Roman--Great Britain.
- Decoration and ornament, Roman.
- Metallurgy in archaeology.
- History.
- Great Britain--Antiquities, Roman.
- Great Britain.
- Classical antiquities.
- Physical Description:
- xv, 297 pages, 4 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color), maps ; 27 cm + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)
- Place of Publication:
- London : Society of Antiquaries of London, 2004.
- Summary:
- Accompanying CD-ROM ... "contains the results of the scientific analyses of the Richborough brooches and selected comparative material, presented in a format that allows readers to browse the data using their own search criteria." -- p. [4] of cover.
- Contents:
- Typology 3
- Chapter 2 Metallurgy and analytical methods 12
- Alloy composition 12
- Alloy names 14
- Alloy properties 15
- Patterns of alloy use 16
- Analytical methods 16
- Atomic absorption spectrophotometry 16
- X-ray fluorescence 21
- Comparison of AAS and XRF data 22
- Data presentation 23
- Ternary diagrams 24
- Bar charts 24
- Statistics 24
- Chapter 3 The manufacture and decoration of Roman brooches 26
- Brooch manufacturing processes 26
- Casting and moulds 27
- Patterns for moulds 29
- Working solid metal 29
- Assembly and finishing 31
- Pin attachment 32
- Repairs 34
- Archaeological evidence for brooch manufacture 35
- Decorative techniques 40
- Gilding 42
- Tinning 43
- Silvering 44
- Metal overlays 44
- Inlays 45
- Niello 46
- Enamel 46
- Attached decoration 50
- Chapter 4 Catalogue of brooches found at Richborough 52
- Bow brooches 53
- One-piece sprung brooches 53
- Brooches with spring in cylindrical cover 65
- Early hinged brooches 66
- Colchester-derivative brooches 82
- Polden Hill brooches 89
- Trumpet-headed brooches 92
- Hinged T-shaped brooches 94
- Headstud brooches 95
- Various brooches related to trumpet-headed and/or headstud series 98
- Knee brooches 100
- Sheath-footed P-profiled sprung brooches 102
- Sheath-footed P-profiled hinged brooches: the crossbow series 106
- Armbrustfibeln 121
- Plate brooches 122
- Early plate brooches 122
- Dragonesque brooch 123
- Zoomorphic plate brooches 123
- Openwork brooch 125
- Symmetrical plate brooches of continental origin 126
- Continental disc brooches with complex enamel 129
- Disc brooches with applied repousse plates 131
- Disc brooch with conical centre and lugs on rim 131
- British enamelled umbonate brooches, hinged 132
- British flat disc brooches, enamel in large fields, sprung 133
- Oval flat brooches with broad outer band of enamel 134
- Gilded disc brooches with a central glass setting 134
- Penannular brooches 137
- Terminals coiled or bent back in same plane as the ring 137
- Terminals coiled back at right angles to the ring 137
- Terminals turned back over the ring 140
- Knobbed terminals 141
- Unusual forms 142
- Annular brooches 143
- Chapter 5 Brooches from Roman Britain: chronology, typology and metallurgy 145
- Early to mid-first-century brooches 145
- One-piece brooches 145
- Brooches with cylindrical spring-cover 150
- Hook Norton and related types 150
- Early hinged brooches 151
- Conquest-period plate brooches 154
- Colchester-derivative brooches 155
- Applied Hook brooches 157
- Brooches of the Flavian period and their second-century developments 159
- Initial T-shaped brooches 159
- Polden Hill brooches 159
- Trumpet-headed brooches 160
- Headstud brooches 164
- Developed T-shaped brooches 167
- Various brooches related to the trumpet-headed and/or headstud series 168
- Plate brooches 171
- Early symmetrical (`equal-ended') continental brooches 171
- British plate brooches 171
- Zoomorphic brooches 173
- Disc and symmetrical plate brooches 176
- Late bow brooches 179
- Knee brooches 179
- Sheath-footed brooches 181
- Penannualr brooches 185
- Chapter 6 The historical context of the brooches found at Richborough 188
- Chapter 7 Results and interpretation 206
- Chronology and source area 206
- Patterns of alloy use 208
- Bronze 208
- Brass 209
- Leaded bronze 210
- Decoration 211
- Enamelling 211
- Brooch manufacture and distribution 213
- Function and findspot 214
- Appendix 1 Analytical results 215
- Appendix 2 M R Hull's typology of Roman brooches 230
- Appendix 3 Lists of parallels to the main brooch types found at Richborough 241
- Appendix 4 Missing Richborough brooches and the site's numbering systems 263.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 274-284) and index.
- Local Notes:
- Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the George Clapp Vaillant Book Fund.
- ISBN:
- 085431279X
- OCLC:
- 56660096
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