References for England 3

	Britannia	a journal dealing with Roman Britain first published in 1970, includes an appendix of new inscriptions
	Ephemeris Epigraphica	a periodical of inscriptions giving examples not yet in either RIB or CIL.
	Ordnance Survey Map of Roman Britain - third edition	OS 1956
	Ordnance Survey Map of Southern Britain in the Iron Age	OS 1967
	The Antonine Itinerary	lists stopping places on roads throughout the Empire. Probably third century CE but using some older information. It gives mileage between posts and total distances.
	The Corpus Inscriptionarum Latinarum (CIL)	an international corpus of Latin inscriptions with material from the continent and inscriptions on stone found since 1954.
	The Journal of Roman Studies	a periodical published until 1969 which included an appendix of inscriptions discovered in Britain.
	The Maritime Itinerary	appendix to Antonine Itinery dealing with coastal journeys (periplus). It lists islands in the "Ocean which flows between Gaul and the Britains".
	The Notitia Dignitatumtam ciuilis quam militaris	an early fifth-century list of civil and military offices and their locations in both halves of the Empire.
	The Ravenna Cosmography	by an anonymous cleric of Ravenna c 700 CE using much earlier materials. Although corrupt and difficult to interpret it contains more information about Britain than any other source.
	The Roman Inscriptions of Britain (RIB)	an on-going series cataloguing all epigraphic material from Roman Britain.
	The Peutinger Table	a pictorial road atlas probably third-century, although related to the Antonine Itinerary it is not derived from it. The surviving copy is of Carolingian date. Most of the map of Britain is lost.
	Vindolanda	The Vindolanda writing tablets.