Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project

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Die Record: DOCILIS 3 5

Potter's MarkDOCILIS 3
Die no5
ReadingDOCCE
Reading (Tomlin) DOCCE
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)CC crammed together, E reduced to three horizontal strokes, the lowest conjoining C.
Variant letterE represented by three parallel bars
NotesZant and Howard-Davis 2019, 367 no.1 and 380 no. 54. Two from Carlisle and one from Newstead are in iron-free fabric but the others in normal red-brown ware
Overall Date Range of Potter120-165
RegionHW/NW
IndustryCarlisle
Kiln Group or IndustryCarlisle
Wares or Comments on FabricsCarlisle oxidised with one iron-free fabric from Newstead
Border Top: Bar
Bottom: Bar
Left: NK
Right: Bar-Horizontal
Other: Dot

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