Romano-British pottery assemblage, Manor Farm (EHER 7757)

Romano-British pottery including three stamped Samian vessels and the rim and part of a spout of a late 1st or early 2nd century mortarium were recovered in 1934 by J.M. Bull and given to J.G.S. Brinson.

Romano-British pottery from a gravel pit. <1> The pottery was recovered in 1934 by J.M. Bull and was given to J.G.S. Brinson. 'It is clearly a selective collection', and includes a rim of a mid 1st century cordoned bowl; a few Romano-British coarse wares; also late Flavian South Gaulish Samian; early or mid 2nd century Gaulish Samian; three mid-late 2nd century stamped Samian vessels, all on bases of form 33; rim and part of spout of late 1st or early 2nd century mortarium, probably product of Verulamium region. <2>