This volume presents one of very few accounts of the household artifacts found at an estate centre remote from urban Rome. It provides an important resource for specialists seeking to date similar objects, and adds much interesting detail to our picture of the rural economy of Italy in late antiquity.

LIST OF TABLES

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

PREFACE

ABBREVIATIONS

Introduction
Phases and dates of occupation
The organization of the Catalogue
The current disposition of the minor objects
Format of Catalogue entries
The minor objects as dating evidence
The minor objects as evidence for daily life
Constraints
The tables
The middens

Catalogue
I. Articles of adornment, dress, or toilet
 Hairpins
 Combs
 Brooches
 Finger rings
 Earrings
 Bracelets/armlets
 Beads
 Buckles and other articles of dress
 Ligulae
 Tweezers
 Mirror

II. Articles associated with textiles
 Sewing needles
 Loom weights
 Spindle whorls
 Circular or irregularly shaped weights

III. Articles associated with the processing of food
 Querns
 Stone mortars
 Large stone basins
 Metal bowl

IV. Articles associated with writing
 Styli
 Stylus cases
 Seal box

V. Articles associated with weighing
 Weights
 Steelyard

VI. Tools (knife blades and other implements)
 Stone objects
 Bone objects
 Metal blades
 Implements used in woodworking
 Implements possibly associated with leatherworking
 Implements associated with agriculture
 Other implements
 Tools and implements of unknown use

VII. Furnishings, fastenings, and fixtures
 Furniture attachments
 Objects of bone
 Objects of copper alloy
 Keys and lock fittings
 Hinges
 Staples and similar objects
 Loop-headed spikes
 Split pin/ ring staples
 Miscellaneous fixtures and fittings

VIII. Articles associated with leisure, religious, and other activities
 Gaming pieces
 Flute fragment
 Metal sculpture
 Terracotta objects
 Amulet

IX. Articles associated with equitation
 Cheekpiece
 Strap fittings
 Spurs

X. Weaponry
 Projectile head

XL Objects currently unidentifiable
 Copper alloy objects
 Iron objects
 Other objects

Bibliography

Concordances
Small Find numbers: Volumes II/I
Small Find numbers in ascending order

Appendix 1
Conservation of the amulet by 0. Colacicchi Alessandri

Appendix2
The inheritance of Stephen and the non-ceramic artifacts at San Giovanni di Ruoti

Appendix3
Provenancing of ancient Roman millstones by V. Volterra

COINS by R. Reece

Coins and the economy in the later phases of San Giovanni

Catalogue

Bibliography

LAMPS by J.J. Rossiter

Introduction

Catalogue
Group 1: Italian lamps of Bailey Types A to G
Group 2: Italian lamps of Bailey Types O and P
Group 3: Italian lamps - miscellaneous fragments (first to second centuries AD)
Group 4: Italian globule lamps (Bailey Type K)
Group 5: African lamps of Atlante Form VIII/ Hayes Type I
Group 6: African lamps of Atlante Form X/ Hayes Type II
Group 7: Campanian Red Ware lamps of Bailey Type Siii
Group 8: Lucanian Buffware lamps of Bailey Type Siii
Group 9: Miscellaneous Late Roman lamps

Bibliography

ILLUSTRATIONS

C.J. Simpson is Associate Professor of Classics at Wilfrid Laurier University.