Chapter XVIII. The Chronology of the Port and Fishery

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. List of Illustrations xi
4. List of Tables xix
5. Frequently Cited References and Abbreviations xxi
6. Preface xxxi
7. Introduction: A Perspective 1
8. Part I. The History, Geography, and Architectural Remains
9. Chapter I. The History and Topography 13
10. Chapter II. Geography and Geology 44
11. III. Modern Scholarship and the Land and Underwater Excavations 58
12. Chapter IV. The Port and Fishery: Description of the Extant Remains and Sequence of Construction 74
13. Chapter V. The Spring House Complex 98
14. Chapter VI. The Lagoon Temple 129
15. Chapter VII. Reconstruction and Function: Port, Fishery, and Villa 137
16. Chapter VIII. Ancient Shipping in the Portus Cosanus 160
17. Part II. The Evidence for Trade
18. Chapter IX. The Roman Amphoras 169
19. Part III. The Catalogues
20. Chapter X. Fine Wares
21. Roman Thin Walled Pottery 223
22. Black Glaze Pottery 233
23. Red-Gloss Pottery 235
24. Chapter XI. Coarse Wares
25. Utilitarian Ware 243
26. Miscellaneous Ceramics 265
27. Chapter XII. Glass and Minor Objects
28. Glass 266
29. Lamps 270
30. Coins 273
31. Chapter XIII. Varia 274
32. Part IV. The Scientific Reports
33. Chapter XIV. Archaeological Prospecting in the Ancient Lagoon 285
34. Chapter XV. Analyses of Cores and Sediment Samples from the Ancient Lagoon 297
35. Chapter XVI. Mineralogical and Petrographic Reports
36. The Provenance of Some Amphora and Tile Samples 309
37. A Comparison of Some Amphora and Sand Samples: Heavy Mineral Evidence for the Possible Origin of the Sestius Amphoras 312
38. The Provenance of Some Tuff Samples 313
39. Chapter XVII. Human and Faunal Remains
40. Human Bones 315
41. Faunal Remains 315
42. Land Tortoise Shell Remains 317
43. Marine Snail Shell Remains 318
44. Part V. Chronology and Conclusions
45. Chapter XVIII. The Chronology of the Port and Fishery 321
46. Chapter XIX. Conclusions 335
47. Index 343
48. Maps 355
49. Color Figures 369