Chapter 17
Appendix & Bibliography
Find-spots of dolphin-buckles, mostly with openwork plates (Chadwick Hawkes Types IIA and IIB)
· Caerwent, Gwent. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig 18,2)
- Caistor-by-Norwich, Norfolk. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,3)
- Caistor-by-Norwich, Norfolk. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,4). 41 Caerwent, Gwent. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,1).
- Chedworth, Glos. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger 214 fig. 18,5)
- Cirencester, Glos. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger, Buckles fig. 3,6).
- Colchester, Essex. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,6)
- Dorchester, Dorset. Britannia 15, 1984, 261 fig. 11.
- Dover, Kent. Evison, Invasions fig. 9c.
- Dragonby, Scunthorpe, Humberside. (Chadwick-Hawkes fig 3,4).
- Droxford, Hants. Evison, Buckles 249 fig 4,1.
- Duston, Northants. (Ch.-H., Krieger 214 fig. 18,17.
- Gloucester, Glos. Britannia 7, 1976, 354; Clarke, Lankhills 451 Addenda C.
- Gloucester, Glos. -Britannia 8, 1977, 413; Clarke, Lankhills 451 Addenda C.
- Holbury, West Dean, Wilts. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,8)).
- Lakenheath, Suffolk. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,23).
- Leicester, Leics. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,10).
- Leicester, Leics.(Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,19)
- Lincoln, Lincs. (Chadwick-Hawkes fig. 3,5).
- Lullingstone, Kent. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,11).
- Luton, Beds. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,20).
- Lydney Park, Glos (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 18,12).
- Lydney Park, Glos. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,13)
- Mildenhall (Cunetio), Wilts. F. K. Annable, Wiltshire Arch. Magazine 70/71, 1975-76 (1978) 128 fig. 1
- Mitcham, London. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,21).
- Mucking, Essex. Evison, Maps 161 fig. 5,a.
- North Wraxall, Wilts. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,14).
- Old Sarum, Wilts. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,15)
- Osgodby, Lincs. (Eagles fig. 111,2).
- Richborough, Kent. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. fig 20,1: B.W. Cunliffe (ed.), Fifth Report on the Excavations of the Roman Fort at Richborough, Kent (1968) table 35, 103.
- Saltersford, Grantham, Lincs. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,24)
- Sarre, Kent. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,22).
- Sea Mills, Avon. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,17).
- Silchester, Hants. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,18).
- Sleaford, Lincs. (Chadwick-Hawkes &. Krieger fig. 20,2)
- St. Albans, Herts. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,16)
- Water Newton, Cambs. (Chadwick-Hawkes & Krieger fig. 19,19)
- Winchester, Hants. Clarke, Lankhills 274 fig 35, 603
- Winchester, Hants. Clarke, Lankhills 274 fig 35, 92.
- Wye, Kent. (Chadwick-Hawkes, Buckles 388 fig. 3,7).
List adapted from Böhme.
(38 examples)
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