The Roman Inscriptions of Britain: fasc. 1. Instrumentum domesticum (Personal belongings and the like)

This text is part of a series of volumes covering objects inscribed in the province of Britain during the Roman period. Together, the volumes aim to cover all materials on which it is possible to inscribe or carve, such as stone, ceramics, wood, gems and base and precious metals. This particular volume is devoted to the tile stamps of the Classis Britannica, as well as procuratorial and civic tiles stamps, stamps of private tilers, inscriptions on relief-patterned tiles and graffiti on tiles. The text provides transcriptions, descriptions, bibliography and notes for each entry.