The Faussett Report

The Faussett Report, published in 1873 by British archaeologist and scholar, examines Roman artifacts and historical findings in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It focused on the connection between Roman history and local archaeology, detailing discoveries like coins, pottery, and burial sites. The report emphasized the importance of these findings for understanding the Roman influence in Britain. It contributed to the field of archaeology by advocating systematic excavation methods and highlighting the value of local history in revealing broader historical narratives. The report is significant for its role in developing archaeological practices and enhancing the appreciation of Britain’s Roman past.