Martha Carter
Martha has a BA in classics and archaeology, and an MA in archaeology. Her thesis for the MA covered the recording and preliminary reporting of Roman pottery from a villa site excavated by the Kent Archaeological Society in the 1980s. As a Roman pottery specialist, she can provide a basic spot-dating of pottery from all periods, a comprehensive assessment of Roman pottery, and analysis of Roman pottery assemblages, detailing the importance of specific examples.
Address:
Canterbury Archaeological Trust
29 Simmonds Road
Canterbury
Kent, CT1 3RT
Membership of Professional Organisations:
Member of the Study Group for Roman Pottery (SGRP)
Selected Publications:
Academic:
-
Carter, M. 2022. ‘Actions and choices in the pottery placed in Roman inhumation burials and cremations in Kent’ in S. Willis (ed) Journal of Roman Pottery Studies. Vol.19.
Grey Literature:
-
Carter, M. 2024 ‘Roman Pottery’ in Helm, R. 2024 Frognal Lane, Teynham, Kent: Archaeological Excavation Post-Excavation Assessment Report. Unpublished CAT report.
-
Carter, M. 2023 ‘Romano-British Pottery’ in O’Shea-Walker, L. and Boden, D. 2024 Land at Manston Road, Ramsgate, Kent: Archaeological Excavation Post-Excavation Assessment Report. Unpublished CAT report.
-
Carter, M. 2023 ‘Romano-British Pottery’ in Rady, R. and Macintosh, A. 2024 Land at Haine Lodge, Spratling Lane, Ramsgate, Kent CT12 5LL: Archaeological Excavation Post-Excavation Assessment Report. Unpublished CAT report.
-
Carter, M. 2023 ‘Roman Pottery’ in Sheffield, S. and Rady, J. 2024 New SEN school facilities, Halfway Houses Primary School, Danley Road, Isle of Sheppey, Kent ME12 3AP: Archaeological strip, map and sample excavation post-excavation assessment. Unpublished CAT report 2024/47.
