Durham Emma, Fulford Michael. A Late Roman Town House and its Environs: The Excavations of C.D. Drew and K.C. Collingwood Selby in Colliton Park, Dorchester, Dorset 1937-8

The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies , 2014. — 456 p. — (Britannia Monograph Series, 26).With contributions by Denise Allen, John R. L. Allen, Joanna Bird, Roly Cobbett, Stephen R. Cosh, Nina Crummy, Brenda Dickinson, Janet Firth, Stephen Greep, Martin Henig, Virginia Hudson, William H. Manning, Graham Morgan, Jennifer Price, Richard Reece, Bruce Sellwood and Jane Timby. Illustrators: Alison Wilkins and Brian Williams with Sarah Lucas.This report publishes the 1937–8 excavations in Colliton Park, Dorchester, Dorset, which revealed one of the best preserved late Roman town houses so far discovered in Roman Britain. Extensively decorated with mosaics, the building has recently been re-displayed in a new cover building by Dorset County Council. In addition to the town house and its mosaics, the report publishes the surrounding buildings in the north-west quarter of the town, also mostly of late Roman date, and associated occupation along with an extensive collection of artefacts, including outstanding finds of coins, glass, iron and Kimmeridge shale.