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Description: | Two body sherds of Severn Valley coarse ware pottery dating from the Roam period (c. AD 50 - 410). The size of the sherds makes it difficult to determine the exact style and shape of the original vessels, and both are irregular in shape. The fabric is coarse with black grit inclusions and is mica rich. The colour of the sherds vary with the smaller displaying a mid-orange to light brown colour, and the larger presenting with a much brighter orange colour.Largest Sherd Length: 25.6mm Largest Sherd Width: 17.7mm Largest Sherd Thickness: 8.7mm Largest Sherd Weight: 4gSmallest Sherd Length: 11.5mm Smallest Sherd Width: 9.9mm Smallest Sherd Thickness: 4.5mm Smallest Sherd Weight: 0.5gCollective Weight: 4.5g
Original Image | Publisher: | http://finds.org.uk | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Identifier: | https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/ | Go to resource |
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