Paper, regarding Roman antiquities found in York [England] by Martin Lister Lister describes the appearances of some Roman urns found 'in the road [...] and likewise by the riverside' in York. He describes three types of urn -- those with 'a blewish grey colour' and rough sand mixed in with the clay; those with the same colour but made from clay mixed with mica; and 'red urnes of fine clay with little, or noe sand in it' -- and goes on to discuss their composition and appearance in greater detail, including glazing methods and inscriptions. Subject: Antiquities / Archaeology / Ceramics Read to the Royal Society on 4 January 1681 1681