Cat No,Provenance code,X coordinate,Y coordinate,Site name,No. of artefacts,Activity category,act_cat,Material,Material detail,Type,Sub-type,Description,Inscription & type,Date,Stratigraphical info,Building phase,Building phase code,Location,Gender ,Gender code,Dm (cm),Strdm,G (g),Rh,Kragen,Other measurement,Inv. Nr.,Find no.,Published illustration,Published reference
M0001 ,66/27,0.00000,0.00000,Hesselbach,1.00,dress,D,Copper alloy,,Brooches,,"Moulded bronze brooch with spiral casing open underneath; pin and spiral lost; spiral probably provided with over tendon, held with a tendon hook similar to an example from Saalburg (fig. 40.2 - Saalburg inv. no. S 00/223). The wide foot, moulded in the same piece, is broken. Brooch badly corroded, so that only traces remain of the stepped decoration on the top of the bow. The brooch type is seldom found in Upper Germany; it is called a  ""Delphinfibel"". Parallels especially from Saalburg (A. Böhme, Saalburg-Jahrb. 27, 1970,  5ff., esp. 8f. 15 fig. 3), there also according to the dating (Flavian-Trajanic) and the spread fo the brooch type, originated doubtlessly from Britain. The concentration of the distribution is in central England and south Wales -  from a brief inquiry based on photos and drawings M. R. Hüll, Colchester, established the British origin of this Hesselbach brooch;  I thank him for the friendly effort. He placed the brooch in his group  ""Polden Hill D"" which he dates  70-120 AD.  For parallel finds in Britain for the  Hesselbach brooch Fibel he places a piece from legionary fortress Caerleon espeically near (National Museum of Wales, Cardiff, inv. no. 54. 389 a, F 14). ",,70-120 AD,Level uncertain,,,Building 6,male?,ZMa,,,,,,,,66/27,fig. 40.1,
M0003 ,65/1,0.00000,0.00000,Hesselbach,1.00,wood and leather working,WL,Iron,,Spoon bits,,"Iron spoon bit, spoon partly broken.",,,,,,,male,MA,,,,,,,,65/1,fig. 40.4,
M0006a,Unknown,0.00000,0.00000,Hesselbach,1.00,cutting and sharpening,CS,Iron,,Knives,,Iron knife ,,,,,,Foundation of fortification wall (old excavations,male?,ZMa,,,,,,,,,,"Knapp, Römische Denkmale 44"
T0014,66/4,0.00000,0.00000,Hesselbach,1.00,dress?/cloth working?/furniture?/gaming?,ZD_C_F_G,Ceramic,"Terra sigillata, undec",Discs,pierced,"Round beaten, pierced playing counter with graffito »S«",S,,,Period 1-2,P1_2,,female?,ZFe,3.2; central hole diam. 0. 4,,,,,,,66/4,fig. 41c ,
V0002a,65/35,77.24232,61.49392,Hesselbach,2.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,Roman levels,Period 1-2,P1_2,From a post trench,male,Ma,,,,,,,,65/35,,
V0002b,64/7,64.80479,80.66816,Hesselbach,2.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,,Period 2,P2,,male,Ma,,,,,,,,64/7,,
V0002c,65/23,62.00664,53.43549,Hesselbach,2.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,,Period 3,P3,,male,Ma,,,,,,,,65/23,,
V0002d,65/26,93.85905,85.9919,Hesselbach,2.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,,Period 3,P3,,male,Ma,,,,,,,,65/26,,
V0002e,65/31,97.78939,73.64297,Hesselbach,2.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,,Period 3,P3,,male,Ma,,,,,,,,65/31,,
V0002f,65/34,62.26359,53.36386,Hesselbach,2.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,,Period 3,P3,,male,Ma,,,,,,,,65/34,,
V0002g,66/25,88.33992,82.19499,Hesselbach,2.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,,Period 3,P3,,male,Ma,,,,,,,,66/25,,
V0002h,66/38,47.24802,68.22719,Hesselbach,2.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,,Period 2-2a,P2_2a,,male,Ma,,,,,,,,66/38,,
V0002i,Unknown,0.00000,0.00000,Hesselbach,5.00,stone and metal working,SM,Slag,Iron,Indeterminate fragments,,"Pieces of slag, almost exclusively from Period 3 and in most cases probably in contact with an iron smelter. Iron still found in some of them, similar to Anhang 2 (Beitrag Löhberg). However, a few of the pieces of slag are from the older military levels of the fort; it is therefore not certain whether these are also from an iron smelter. The total amount of slag small, less than 10kg, the smelting industry was thus not at  a scale, as one must undertake in  known larger smelting places. Period 3 was the last Roman occupation phase and had thus, as the uppermost level suffered especially from erosion.",,,,,,,male,Ma,,,,,,,,,,
W0001d,65/29,47.68606,78.87911,Hesselbach,2.00,weighing and measuring ,ZWM,Stone,Sandstone,Balls,,"60 worked stone spheres of stained sandstone, 10 of which were damaged.  ",,,,Period 1,P1,,male?,ZMa,,,,,,,,65/29,pl. 28.1,
W0001e,65/36,64.01556,22.22371,Hesselbach,2.00,weighing and measuring ,ZWM,Stone,Sandstone,Balls,,"60 worked stone spheres of stained sandstone, 10 of which were damaged.  ",,,,Period 1-2,P1_2,,male?,ZMa,,,,,,,,65/36,pl. 28.1,
W0001f,66/2,82.43244,49.8638,Hesselbach,3.00,weighing and measuring ,ZWM,Stone,Sandstone,Balls,,"60 worked stone spheres of stained sandstone, 10 of which were damaged.  ",,,,Period 2-3,P2_3,,male?,ZMa,,,,,,,,66/2,pl. 28.1,
W0001g,Unknown,0.00000,0.00000,Hesselbach,50.00,weighing and measuring ,ZWM,Stone,Sandstone,Balls,,"60 worked stone spheres of stained sandstone, 10 of which were damaged.  ",,,,,,,male?,ZMa,,,,,,,,,pl. 28.1,