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Pot I was a narrow-necked wheel-thrown jar of dark grey coarse-grained ware with at least three shoulder grooves and a band of combed scroll, possibly emanating from the Alice Holt potteries at Farnham in Surrey, and dated to the mid-third to early fourth centuries AD.
Pot II was a plain wheel-thrown flask of light blue-grey ware, probably a product of an Oxfordshire pottery.
Pots III and IV were both wheel-thrown vessels, the former a flask, and both local products of coarse-grained quartz tempered fabric, with a dark blue-grey surface. Pot III, which was almost complete, had to be broken to allow the removal of the coins. It produced over three thousand coins, by far the most of all the pots.
Pots III and IV were both wheel-thrown vessels, the former a flask, and both local products of coarse-grained quartz tempered fabric, with a dark blue-grey surface.
Robertson and W.E. Metcalf datasets, imported by J. Mairat. Edited by M. Spoerri (March 2019 / Oct. 2024). Updated by C. Gazdac (July 2024).
