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Description: | Box 1 of 2 boxes. An assemblage of 66 sherds from different vessels totalling 494.91g. The weight including the second box (CAM-5FDAF7) totals 809.2g. Box 1 consists of the following vessel types which are all Roman apart from the last two sherds:2 fragments of samian, one with part of a stamp bearing the letter 'S', 2.73g 1 fragment of probable Roman tile, 9.86g.A collection of 51 sherds of greyware, probably locally produced, including 17 rims, 350g.2 sherds of a course possibly grog-tempered dark grey, thick pottery, possibly from a storage jar, 19.38g. The date spans the Late Iron Age through the Roman period.2 body sherds in a dark yellowish course sandy fabric, 15.43g.6 sherds of an orange course sandy ware, 28.2g.2 sherds of Post Medieval Red Earthenware with an orange fabric and reddish brown glaze, 69.31g. These date to between the 15th and 18th centuries.See P Webster - Roman Pottery in Britain- 1996.
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