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The document discusses using data from the Portable Antiquities Scheme (PAS) to analyze the distribution of Roman coins across Britain. It notes that the PAS database contains over 58,000 Roman coins and allows analyzing the national distribution of coins across more than 2,850 parishes. Compared to previous research focusing on excavated urban sites, the PAS data reveals over 400 new essentially rural sites discovered through metal detecting that have yielded more than 20 Roman coins. Regional analysis of coin distribution is demonstrated for Lincolnshire, and one site discussed in more detail is Piercebridge which has yielded over 100 datable coins.
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- 1. Realising the potential of the Roman coin data collected by the Portable Antiquities Scheme Philippa Walton Institute of Archaeology, UCL & the British Museum
- 2. The PAS dataset 58284 Roman coins on database (March 2008)
- 3. Research background Richard Reece’s ‘ 140 sites in Britain’ (1991) Excavated urban, military, temple and villa sites with southern bias
- 4. The national picture using the PAS 2850 parishes with Roman coins Parish with fewer than 20 Reeced coins Parish with more than 20 Reeced coins
- 5. PAS and comparative sites with more than 20 coins Comparative sites PAS sites 469 essentially rural ‘sites’ discovered through metal detecting 360 comparative sites
- 6. Regional analysis - Lincolnshire
- 8. Site analysis - Piercebridge One of 73 sites with more than 100 datable coins