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Description: | PART OF AN INSCRIBED LEAD PRESENTATION CASKET OR VESSEL, PROBABLY OF THE C3/ C4 WAS PLOUGHED UP AT TF00169266. THE INSCRIPTION READS: '...DO FECIT FELIX...'. NOW IN LINCOLN MUSEUM. SEE JRS FOR A DETAILED DESCRIPTION. {1}{2}{3}{4}
PART OF THE BASE OF A LARGE LEAD TANK WAS PLOUGHED UP FROM THE SAME FIELD IN DECEMBER 1955. PRESUMED TO BE ANOTHER PART OF THE SAME VESSEL, POSSIBLY A WATER TANK OR CISTERN. NOW IN LINCOLN MUSEUM. SEE ARCHAEOLOGICAL NOTES 1956 FOR A DETAILED DESCRIPTION. {1}{2}{5}{6}
FIELDWALKING IN MARCH 1956 PRODUCED SHERDS OF ROMANO-BRITISH POTTERY RANGING IN DATE FROM THE C2 TO THE C4, THOUGH NOT IN LARGE QUANTITIES. NOTHING WAS FOUND TO SUGGEST A STONE BUILDING. FROM ANOTHER SITE 400 YARDS TO THE SOUTH AT TF002923 A FEW SCRAPS OF ROMANO-BRITISH POTTERY WERE RECOVERED. {1}{2}{5} | Temporal: | 100 - 399 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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