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Roman pottery, mainly dating between the 2nd and 4th centuries AD, found along footpath.

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{1} Around 40 sherds of Roman pottery, mainly dating to the 2nd to 4th centuries AD, was found during fieldwalking along a public footpath. The pottery includes sherds of Nene Valley Ware, Shelly Ware, mortaria, Greyware, an Oxfordshire mortarium sherd and Black Burnished ware.


<1> Phillips, A, 2023, Castle Ashby Field fieldwalking (SMR Report Form). SNN115000.

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  • <1> SMR Report Form: Phillips, A. 2023. Castle Ashby Field fieldwalking. 02/04/2023.

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Grid reference SP 8702 5985 (point)
Civil Parish CASTLE ASHBY, West Northamptonshire (formerly South Northants District)

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Feb 25 2025 7:09PM

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