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Artefact Ceramic sherd

SRD sherd. A base sherd with aprtial wall from an SRD jar. Stoneware, clear/buff speckled glaze with wheel striations on …

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Artefact Ceramic sherd

SRD sherd scatter. Stoneware SRD jar sherds x18. Many base sherds (photos 81, 82). Body sherds have an even, cream glaze. …

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Artefact Ceramic sherd

SRD sherds x 2. Stoneware body sherds from different jars (they have different coloured glazes). A darker buff sherd with …

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Artefact Ceramic sherd

SRD sherds x 6. Stoneware. 3 x body sherds with cream glaze. 2 x shoulder sherds with mid-brown glaze. One has impressed …

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Artefact Ceramic sherd

SRD sherds x 6. Stoneware with cream and mid-brown glazes. 3 x shoulder sherds, mid-brown glaze. 2 x body sherds, cream glaze …

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Artefact Metal container

Metal can fragments of thin sheet metal with ferrous oxidation. One fragment is a large segment of folded metal rim, thickly …

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Artefact Metal container

Metal can fragment with a large, flat, laminated, folded rim. Ferrous oxidation. Found in an area with dugouts and many …

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Artefact Ceramic sherd

SRD ceramic sherd. A body-base sherd, stoneware with cream glaze to interior and exterior. Dimensions: 11.5 x 10.9cm, 1.1cm …

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Artefact Ceramic sherd

SRD ceramic sherds x 3. Glazed stoneware. Sherd 1: Stoneware body/base sherd with darker buff coloured glaze to interior …

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Artefact Metal container

Large metal container. Thin sheet metal with ferrous oxidation. Rectangular shaped. There were several large fragments. One …

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