S E Winbolt
Biographic Data
| ID | 5405432 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S E Winbolt |
| GIVEN NAMES | S E |
| FAMILY NAME | Winbolt |
| SIGNATURE | WINBOLT S E |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1904 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Latin Hexameter Verse
Samuel Edward Winbolt (1868–1944) spent his entire working life from 1892 to 1926 teaching classics at his old school, Christ's Hospital. In his later years, he was best known for his work on Romano-British history and archaeology; but Latin Hexameter Verse, published in 1903, is the book by which he deserves to be remembered and which has earned him his place in the history of classical scholarship. Its subtitle and its stated aim of offering 'h…
With a Spade on Stane Street
Loom-weights from a kiln
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Wealden Glass
The Chilterns and the Thames Valley (From Iffley to Staines)
A Late-Pleistocene Flint Point
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A Geography of The British isles
Sussex
Carinated Urn from Greatham, Sussex
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Roman Lead Seal Impression
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Roman use of Tufa
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Roman Folkestone
Pre-Roman Finds at Folkestone
It was probably before the Claudian invasion of A. D. 43 that the following objects found at Folkestone were either produced in or imported into Britain. In 1918 (February and December) Mr. C. H. Stevens found in an allotment, a little west-south-west of Radnor Park, three burial urns, a flagon, and a Samian cup (fig. 1). The first found (25th February)—A on photograph—contained human bones and earth, and was much broken, but was skilfully restor…
Tufa Construction in Roman and Norman Times
Perhaps the most interesting feature of the Roman buildings excavated last year at Folkestone is the construction of the early walls of calcareous tufa blocks. These walls underlay later buildings which were erected certainly not later than A. D. 100. The tufa walls then were probably built, not necessarily for Romans but perhaps in Roman style for a British noble, roughly between A. D. 1 and 100
Archæological Notes
The Roman Road, Rowhook (Sussex) to Farley Heath (Surrey)
A stretch of about four yards of the Roman Stane Street, or rather the core of it, which I have recently laid bare at Alfoldean, near Slinfold, Sussex, was made up of two layers of biggish slabs of local stone set in sand on top of the local clay. The surface of the Roman road had been used in the make-up of the modern road (1810), but plenty of it is scattered about in the fields, and i t is quite obvious that it was composed of three elements: …
Latin Hexameter Verse, an Aid to Composition
With a Spade on Stane Street
Wealden Glass
A Late-Pleistocene Flint Point
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A Geography of The British isles
Latin Hexameter Verse, an Aid to Composition
Archæological Notes
The Roman Road, Rowhook (Sussex) to Farley Heath (Surrey)
A stretch of about four yards of the Roman Stane Street, or rather the core of it, which I have recently laid bare at Alfoldean, near Slinfold, Sussex, was made up of two layers of biggish slabs of local stone set in sand on top of the local clay. The surface of the Roman road had been used in the make-up of the modern road (1810), but plenty of it is scattered about in the fields, and i t is quite obvious that it was composed of three elements: …
Pre-Roman Finds at Folkestone
It was probably before the Claudian invasion of A. D. 43 that the following objects found at Folkestone were either produced in or imported into Britain. In 1918 (February and December) Mr. C. H. Stevens found in an allotment, a little west-south-west of Radnor Park, three burial urns, a flagon, and a Samian cup (fig. 1). The first found (25th February)—A on photograph—contained human bones and earth, and was much broken, but was skilfully restor…
Tufa Construction in Roman and Norman Times
Perhaps the most interesting feature of the Roman buildings excavated last year at Folkestone is the construction of the early walls of calcareous tufa blocks. These walls underlay later buildings which were erected certainly not later than A. D. 100. The tufa walls then were probably built, not necessarily for Romans but perhaps in Roman style for a British noble, roughly between A. D. 1 and 100
Roman use of Tufa
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Roman Folkestone
Carinated Urn from Greatham, Sussex
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Roman Lead Seal Impression
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Sussex
A Late-Pleistocene Flint Point
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A Geography of The British isles
The Chilterns and the Thames Valley (From Iffley to Staines)
Wealden Glass
Loom-weights from a kiln
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With a Spade on Stane Street
Latin Hexameter Verse
Samuel Edward Winbolt (1868–1944) spent his entire working life from 1892 to 1926 teaching classics at his old school, Christ's Hospital. In his later years, he was best known for his work on Romano-British history and archaeology; but Latin Hexameter Verse, published in 1903, is the book by which he deserves to be remembered and which has earned him his place in the history of classical scholarship. Its subtitle and its stated aim of offering 'h…
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