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Roman Tile Stamps from Lincoln (Lindum) and the Legio V Alaudae

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 November 2011

J. E. Bogaers
Affiliation:
Berg en Dalseweg 150, Nijmegen, Holland

Extract

In Lincolnshire History and Archaeology i (1966), 29–32 Mr M. Todd published an article entitled ‘Roman Stamped Tiles from Lincoln and their Origin’. It deals with a good forty stamped tiles which were found in the area of the colonia Lindum or in its immediate vicinity, mostly in the primary walling of a bath-building of the original colonia. The stamps consist of four letters in relief, LVL followed by an A, D, E or F, within a plain, oblong cartouche. On several stamps the letters are separated by very faint traces of stops.

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Britannia , Volume 8 , November 1977 , pp. 275 - 278
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Copyright © J. E. Bogaers 1977. Exclusive Licence to Publish: The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies

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References

1 See also CIL vii 1251 and p. 50; JRS xlviii (1958), 153 f.Google Scholar, Nos. 27–8; Petch, D. E., Arch. Journ. cxvii (1960), 67Google Scholar, fig. 9, 7, and 68, No. 9; Wacher, J. S., The Towns of Roman Britain (London 1975), 431Google Scholar, n. 90; Britannia vi (1975), 287Google Scholar, No. 13; Britannia vii (1976), 388Google Scholar, No. 47 with n. 62.

2 Petch, op. cit. (note 1), 68, No. 9.

3 Cf. Wacher, op. cit. (note 1), 120.

4 Cf. CIL xiii/6, pp. 141 ff.; Keune, J. B., Trierer Zeitschr. 10 (1935), 60 ff.Google Scholar; Grenier, A., Manuel d'archéologie gallo-romaine, III, I (Paris 1958), 78 ff.Google Scholar; Graff, Y., Romana contact 8 (1968)Google Scholar, Nos. III–IV Poncelet, L., Association des Amis de l'Archéologie Mosellane, Fiche d'information 3–4 (1975). 44 ffGoogle Scholar.

5 Paret, O., Germania 10 (1926), 67 ffGoogle Scholar.

6 See also the military tile stamps CIL xiii/6, p. 14, type 27 and p. 47, type 9; cf. E. Ritterling in: Pauly-Wissowa, , Realencyclopädie xii (1925), 1567 n.Google Scholar, and Petrikovits, H. v., Bonner Jahrb. 150 (1950), 102 fGoogle Scholar.

7 Clifford, E. M., JRS xlv (1955), 69 (B), 70 fGoogle Scholar. and pl. xv, 8–12; cf. JRS xlviii (1958), 153Google Scholar, n. 36, and D. F. Petch, op. cit. (note 1), 68, No. 9.

8 CIL xiii/6, pp. 14 f.; cf. Todd, op. cit., 30 f.

9 Cf. CIL xiii/6, pp. 14 f., Nos. 10, 18, 24, 25 and 51.

10 The writer wishes to thank Professor S. S. Frere for improving the translation of this article.