Romano-British Industrial Activity at Snettisham, Norfolk: Archaeological Investigations at Strickland Avenue and Station RoadPaperback, 1 December 2004

Excavations and surveys in Snettisham, north-west Norfolk, in 1991, 1994 and 1998 revealedthe widespread remains of a Roman industrial area, including two pottery kilns, quarry pits (one of which contained timber steps), metalworking remains, structual debris, field boundaries and a rutted road. A description of the archaeological deposits is followed by a series of specialist reports on the finds and environmental evidence, including dress accessories, household equipment, coins, items associated with pottery manufacture, tools for textile working, structural material and miscellaneous metal objects.