Maybe Roman?
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philipking
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Any thoughts would be welcome!
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Oxgirl
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Very gritty. The Romans were better at making pottery than the medieval lot. Roman pottery didn’t have that many inclusions - well not in any of the examples I’ve seen.
It might help to give an idea of where you found this piece - a county will do. And any idea of the history of the field in terms of the era of the metal finds you’ve unearthed there.
It might help to give an idea of where you found this piece - a county will do. And any idea of the history of the field in terms of the era of the metal finds you’ve unearthed there.
Yes I really don’t like Roman coins, I’m not joking
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philipking
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Hi, close to A35 (Roman Rd) outside Dorchester. There were a few Roman coins and a couple of hammered, so that might not help you! Here are some more photos that better show the form.Oxgirl wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2026 1:21 pm Very gritty. The Romans were better at making pottery than the medieval lot. Roman pottery didn’t have that many inclusions - well not in any of the examples I’ve seen.
It might help to give an idea of where you found this piece - a county will do. And any idea of the history of the field in terms of the era of the metal finds you’ve unearthed there.
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