p. ix LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

1.	Map of the Physical Features of Roman Britain	5
2.	Map of the Chief Roman Roads and Towns, and Regions of Densest Population	6
3.	Map of the Chief Railways and Towns, and Regions of Densest Population at Present	7
4.	Plan of Calleva Atrebatum, Silchester	11
5.	Sections of Roads at Bokerly Dyke and White Cross	25
6.	Roads at Blackpool Bridge and near Pontypool	28
7.	Plan of polybian Camp	39
8.	Plan of Hyginian Camp	41
9.	Plans of Roman Camps in Britain	43
10.	Plan of Roman Fort at Gellygaer	46
11.	Profile of Rampart and Ditch, Gellygaer	48
12.	Fortification Turrets, Column of Trajan	49
13.	Plans of Gates — Housesteads and Birdoswald	50
14.	Fortification Gates, Column of Trajan	51
15.	Fortification Gate on Mosaic, Avignon Museum	52
16.	Plans of Roman Forts — Porchester and Richborough	53
17.	Plan of Headquarters, Chesters	55
18.	Map of the Antonine Wall	63
19.	Map of the Wall of Hadrian	66
20.	Profile of the Wall of Hadrian	67
21.	Plan of House, Silchester	74
22.	Plan of House, Silchester	76
23.	Plan of House, Caerwent	76
p. x 24.	Plan of House, Caerwent	79
25.	Plan of House, Spoonley Wood	80
26.	Barn (?) at Spoonley Wood	81
27.	Plan of House, Woodchester	83
28.	Plan of House, Clanville	86
29.	Plan of House, Brading	86
30.	Plan of Saxon Farmhouse	88
31.	Plan of the Forum and Basilica, Silchester	91
32.	Plan of Baths, Caerwent	97
33.	Plans of Temples — Lydney Park and Caerwent	116
34.	Plan of Church, Silchester	121
35.	Altars: High Rochester, Birrens, Haddon Hall, and Chesterholm	124 A B C D
36.	Altars: Rutchester, Risingham, and Housesteads	126 A , B C D
37.	Altars: Old Carlisle, Rutchester, Risingham, and High Rochester	128 A B C D
38.	Altars: High Rochester, Maryport, Risingham, and Walton House	129 A B C D
39.	Tombstones, Colchester (Photo, A. G. Wright) and South Shields (Photo, Downey & Sons)	Facing p. 150
40.	Tombstones, Cirencester (Photo, A. H. Pitcher) and York (Photo, W. Watson)	Facing p. 152
41.	Roman Pottery, Colchester (Photo, A. G. Wright)	Facing p. 156
42.	Roman Pottery, Colchester (Photo, A. G. Wright)	Facing p. 158
43.	Examples of Roman Redglaze (Terra Sigillata or Samian Ware)	162
44.	Examples of Roman Redglaze (Terra Sigillata or Samian Ware)	163
45.	Examples of Roman Jars (Ollae) in other Fabrics than Redglaze	166
46.	Examples of Roman Cups and Olla-like Vessels in other Fabrics than Redglaze	167
47.	Examples of Roman Bowls and Bowl-like Vessels in other Fabrics than Redglaze	170
48.	Examples of Roman Saucers, Dishes and Amphorae in other Fabrics than Redglaze	171
p. xi 49.	Examples of Roman Jugs (Ampullae) in other Fabrics than Redglaze	174
50.	Examples of Miscellaneous Roman Vessels in other Fabrics than Redglaze	175
51.	Mortars (Mortaria, Pelves?) in all Wares	177
52.	Examples of Roman Glass-Ware	181
53.	Roman Glass-Ware, Maidstone Museum (Photo, H. Elgar)	Facing p. 184
54.	Examples of Roman Bronze Vessels	187
55.	Hammers and Axes	196
56.	Picks, Mattocks, Sickles, Spuds, etc.	197
57.	Pincers, Drills, Chisels, Gouges, etc.	199
58.	Knives and Shears	205
59.	Spoons, Ligulae, etc.	209
60.	Lamps and Lamp-Stands	211
61.	Candle-Holders of Iron and Pottery	215
62.	Weighing Apparatus, Bells, and Objects used in Games	217
63.	Spindle and Whorls, Strigil, Mirror, and Combs	222
64.	Writing Appliances and Seal-Boxes	225
65.	Padlocks and their Keys	230
66.	Old Scottish Tumbler-Lock and Keys, and Roman Keys	233
67.	Tumbler-Bolts, and Keys of Several Types	236
68.	Lock-Plates, Keys, Needles, etc.	239
69.	Shoes and Soles	243
70.	Pins, Tweezers, Nail-Cleaners, and Ear-Picks	247
71.	Modern Safety-Pin, Italian "Leech-Shaped" and Late-Celtic Brooches	249
72.	Bow-Brooches of Several Types	251
73.	Bow-Brooches of Several Types	255
74.	Plate-Brooches of Several Types	257
75.	Plate- and Ring-Brooches, and Other Dress-Fasteners	260
76.	Bracelets, Armlets, Finger-Rings, Ear-Rings, and Beads	267
	Map of Roman Britain showing the Chief Roads and Places	Facing p. 280

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