1. The Roman Economy Week 5 Lecture 1 Pots and Pans Mortaria, Coarse wares & Marketing

2. Marketing Model 1 Savernake ware

3. Jars with everted rims

4. Reilly’s law of retail Gravitation

5. LC3 – C4 Finewares

6. Model 2 Churchill Orange WMJ

7. Alice Holt

8. Other Models Small scale rural production – supplying a number of markets with large amounts of overlapping Military Marketing ( Mortaria, SVW, BB)

9. Mortaria A large heavy bowl often with internal grits ( rock, flint, slag). Flanged or wall sided Used for food preparation in the kitchen, and sometimes at the table Hellenistic Antecedents. Popular in 1 st century Italy – used by the military. Dies out in the Mediterranean (apart from LC3 – C4 Syria). Used in NW Europe – Possibly not as originally intended Form continues into early middle ages ( Merovingen variants C12)

10. Nantwich Mortaria

11. Sea Transport of Colchester Mortaria

12. Land Transport of Mortaria

13. Stamps from Italian Brickyards

14. Gaulish Supply

15. Gallo Belgica Supply

16. Mortaria Kilns

17. Mancetter-Hartshill and Oxford 1973

18. Mancetter- Hartshill V Oxford Mortaria 2010

20. N Syrian Basins and Mortaria

21. N Syrian Mortaria

22. Black Burnished Ware

23. BB1 Distribution

24. Horningsea

25. Horningsea Hadrianic - Antonine

26. Horningsea C3

27. Horningsea EC4

28. Holme-on-Spalding-Moor

29. Pink grog tempered wares LC3-C4

30. Fabric quantities

31. Form distribution

32. Zones of reach