R P Wright
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 17071 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | R P Wright |
| NOMBRES | R P |
| APELLIDO | Wright |
| FIRMA | WRIGHT R P |
| AFILIACIONES | Durham University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 53 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 53 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1939 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Remote sensing-based evidence of Indus-era irrigation works in Punjab, Pakistan
Harappan Geoarchaeology Reconsidered
The Roman Inscriptions of Britain
Plumbum Britannicum' and Other Remarks
Tile-Stamps of the Ninth Legion Found in Britain
This analysis of the stamps of Legio IX (or VIIII) Hispana found at Lincoln, Templeborough, Old Winteringham (Lines), Malton, Aldborough and mainly York, or at Carlisle and its legionary tilery at Scalesceugh forms a sequel to the present writer's article in Britannia vii (1976), 224-35 on ‘Tile-Stamps of the Sixth Legion found in Britain'. It has been based on rubbings and squeezes made from the originals. Much of the earlier bibliography has be…
Roman Britain in 1975
II. Inscriptions
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Roman Britain in 1974
A Roman-Christian Monogram from York Minster
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Roman Britain in 1973
II. Inscriptions
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Roman Britain in 1972
Roman Britain in 1971
A Roman–Christian Monogram from Wickford, Essex
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II. Inscriptions
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Roman Britain in 1970
Roman Britain in 1969
II. Inscriptions
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A Roman altar from Westerwood on the Antonine Wall
Roman Britain in 1968
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Roman Britain in 1967
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A Late Inscription from Wroxeter
The inscribed stone which is the subject of this article was found in the early spring of 1967 in ploughing just inside the defences of the Roman town at Wroxeter ( Viroconium ), just west of the ‘Eastern Cemetery’ marked on the V.C.H. plan. As the stone is heavy it is unlikely to have been dragged any distance by the plough. It may be suggested that at a late date interments had spread inside the once-inhabited area. The latest levels at Roman W…
Roman Britain in 1966
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An Imperial inscription from the Roman Fortress at Carpow, Perthshire
Gender and Archaeology
This important collection represents current thinking in feminist studies in archaeology. Its contributors are primarily anthropologists but the book also includes essays by a bioanthropologist and an historian of technology. All are leading scholars who, using a range of methodologies and theoretical frameworks, integrate gender into the central questions with which archaeologists have traditionally been concerned. The book challenges archaeolog…
Roman Britain in 1968
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Roman Britain in 1974
A Late Inscription from Wroxeter
The inscribed stone which is the subject of this article was found in the early spring of 1967 in ploughing just inside the defences of the Roman town at Wroxeter ( Viroconium ), just west of the ‘Eastern Cemetery’ marked on the V.C.H. plan. As the stone is heavy it is unlikely to have been dragged any distance by the plough. It may be suggested that at a late date interments had spread inside the once-inhabited area. The latest levels at Roman W…
Plumbum Britannicum' and Other Remarks
A Roman-Christian Monogram from York Minster
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Roman Britain in 1972
A Roman–Christian Monogram from Wickford, Essex
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II. Inscriptions
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A Graeco-Egyptian Amulet From a Romano-British Site at Welwyn, Herts
The amulet here described was found in April 1963 by Mr. A. G. Rook on a Romano-British site at Dicket Mead, Lockleys, Welwyn. He has kindly provided an interim description of the site and its associated finds and a discussion of the material from which the amulet was made. The object has now been placed on loan in the Verulamium Museum
Remote sensing-based evidence of Indus-era irrigation works in Punjab, Pakistan
Roman Britain in 1975
II. Inscriptions
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Roman Britain in 1969
II. Inscriptions
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Roman Britain in 1967
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Roman Britain in 1963
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II. Inscriptions
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II. Inscriptions
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Roman roads with small side ditches
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New Readings of a Severan Inscription from Nicopolis, Near Alexandria
The inscription here discussed was found at Nicopolis near Alexandria on 24th May, 1801, while a British force was besieging the French garrison. It was first published, but only partially, by Captain Walsh, aide-de-camp to Major-General Sir Eyre Coote; and the latter took it to England and set it up in the hall of West Park, his country mansion near Fordingbridge in Hampshire. There was a diagonal fracture across the last line, and so the workma…
Roman Inscriptions on Leather
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The Whitley Castle Altar to Apollo
An altar with sculptured panels on all four sides of the capital was found in September, 1837, in digging a drain about 100 yards east of the north-east angle of the Roman fort at Whitley Castle, near Alston. It was 21 in. wide by 55 in. high and was set in a socket in a large slab, 48 by 28 by 8 in., which acted as a base and was itself supported on four pillars, each about a foot high. The die was even then extensively weathered and in the draw…
Roman Britain in 1942
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A new Roman milestone from Cornwall
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II. Inscriptions
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II. Inscriptions
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II. Inscriptions
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V. E. Nash-Williams, The Roman inscribed and sculptured Stones found at Caerwent (Venta Silurum), with Notes on Mars-Lenus-Ocelus and the Caerwent Temple . Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Board of …
V. E. Nash-Williams, The Roman inscribed and sculptured Stones found at Caerwent (Venta Silurum), with Notes on Mars-Lenus-Ocelus and the Caerwent Temple. Reprinted from the Bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies, xv (1953), 81–98, with 4 figures and 7 plates. University of Wales Press and the National Museum of Wales, 1953. - Volume 44 Issue 1-2
A New Interpretation of the Phoenician Graffito from Holt, Denbighshire
II. Inscriptions
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II. Inscriptions
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II. Inscriptions
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The Verulamium Forum Inscription
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II. Inscriptions
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Contributions to the Palaeography of Latin Inscriptions
II. Inscriptions
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Some new graffiti on a barrel from Silchester
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Greek inscription from the City of London
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A Pergamene brick from Betteshanger, Kent
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Roman Britain in 1962
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Two New Items in the Army List of Roman Britain
A fresh study of the diplomas found in Roman Britain for The Roman Inscriptions of Britain vol. II has produced further evidence for two new contingents. It may be helpful to other scholars if the evidence for these additions to the Army List is made available without awaiting the general publication
Roman Britain in 1963
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A Graeco-Egyptian Amulet From a Romano-British Site at Welwyn, Herts
The amulet here described was found in April 1963 by Mr. A. G. Rook on a Romano-British site at Dicket Mead, Lockleys, Welwyn. He has kindly provided an interim description of the site and its associated finds and a discussion of the material from which the amulet was made. The object has now been placed on loan in the Verulamium Museum
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