Department of Archaeology, University of Leicester

Documents

• 12th century Islamic lead-glazed wares: an archaeological expedition to the Valley of the Assyrians, Northern Iran, 1972 (1985)
• The absorption of foodstuffs by ceramics (1984)
• Attempts at making faience beads using wood-fired kilns (1984)
• The building and firing of a single-flue pottery kiln in Wigan, Lancashire (1983)
• Ceramic salt-making debris from Droitwich (1984)
• A charcoal burn and attempt at smelting iron with an open bowl furnace (1987)
• Chemical analysis of pottery residues (1984)
• Clay and fire (1986)
• Colour-coated slip and firing tests (1985)
• Diatom analysis of pottery and clays from north Northumberland (1984)
• An early 16th century pottery and tile kiln at Brill, Buckinghamshire (1985)
• Examination of ash from the Experimental Firing Group pottery bonfire held at Leicester in July 1984 and comparison with some .. (1985)
• The excavation of an experimental firing area at Stamford Hall, Leicester: 1985 (1986)
• Experimental firings on Black Law, in the Cheviot Hills, Northumberland (1983)
• Experimental firings using peat at the Dun Flodigarry excavations, Skye (1983)
• An experimental open firing in Colombia (1983)
• An experimental pottery firing at Ramsden, Worcestershire (1986)
• Experimental trials of die-stamps and Anglo-Saxon pottery firing (1985)
• Experiments in reduction firing: the Bickley experiments (1987)
• Fire in the pot shop: observations on the accidental refiring of some Roman pottery (1985)
• Firing and refiring tests in the context of ceramic thin section studies (1986)
• Further investigation in the technology of Medieval tile making (1985)
• Identification of organic residues in ceramics (1984)
• An introductory note on the use of tangential thin sections for distinguishing between wheel-thrown and coil/ring-built vessels (1985)
• Kiln superstructures - the Bickley experiments (1985)
• Loess bricks in Britain (1986)
• Methods of kiln reconstruction (1984)
• Mortar analysis (1985)
• Moulded Chimu pottery from the north coast of Peru (1987)
• The nature of surface gloss (1985)
• A Neolithic site at Yung Long, Hong Kong (1987)
• The old pot-boiler (1984)
• Pottery usage: observations made at Groby Iron Age farmstead during the summer of 1985 (1986)
• Pottery, profiles, and function (1984)
• Pottery-making and open firing at Piddington Romano-British villa, August, 1983 (1984)
• Pre-Columbian negative painted pottery; some notes and observations (1985)
• Pyrometric readings: an example from western Sudan (1983)
• A Roman tilery at Hartfield, East Sussex (1985)
• Smoke gets in your eyes: patterns, variables and temperature measurement in open firings (1983)
• Some aspects of pottery production and use in the north eastern Iron Age (1984)
• Some recent research into Bronze Age pottery in the East Midlands (1987)
• Studying the effect on clay using x-ray diffraction analysis: the role of firing duration in the assessment of ancient firing (1986)
• Surface finishes on “haematite-coated” pottery from southern England (1986)
• Working in a Roman kitchen (1987)