"ID no","Context","Trench","Original context number","SF no","Fabric","AV fabric","ThinSect/ICPS","Catalogue","Comment","Spot date"
1,4453,"H8","9","8","6","ERRA",,"Base from a bucket-shaped vessel, similar to no. 7. Reduced dark grey fabric and internal surface. External surface buff.",,"native"
2,4425,"V10","1","0","9","NONE",,"Plain rimmed bowl with straight sides tapering towards the rim. Body and surfaces dark grey and black.  Surfaces smoothed with fingers, and partially coated with carbonised residues internally and externally. (Plowright no. 12 [205])","A similar rim form was found at Thorpe Thewles (Swain 1987, fig. 44 no. 83).","native"
3,4425,"V10","1","0","1","SSTMG","V1454","Flat base with steep straight sides, from a bucket-shaped vessel (Plowright no. 10 (203)).  A further nine bodysherds (5 joining) belong to the same vessel (see no. 76 from V10 (5), and Plowright no. 4 [197]).","The occurrence of this vessel presents a problem since it is the only example from Holme House in what appears to be a distinctive Anglian fabric, implying that the fabric was also current before AD 200.","native"
4,4454,"X8/Y8","EDN 1 (4)","0","?","MISC",,"Shallow plain-rimmed dish with straight sides in sandy grey fabric (Plowright no. 4 [197])","The vessel apears handmade but the fabric resembles an Romano-British greyware fabric and does not fit into any of the fabric groups.  The form is paralleled at West Furze, Yorkshire (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 38 no. 10).","native"
5,4455,"L10","Pit L","67","9","ERRA","TS(LU)","High shouldered jar with everted, lid-seated rim. Surfaces buff-grey, smoothed with fingers, and with patches of sooting (Plowright no. 27 [220]).","Sharply everted rims like this are found on a number of sites in the Tees Valley and North York Moors.  The form is best paralleled at Normanby (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 48 no. 10).","native"
6,4456,"L10","pit U","70, 85, 68","6","ERRA",,"Flat chamfered base from a large barrel-shaped vessel.  External surface burnished, with visible tool marks and grass impressins where vessel was laid on grass before firing.  11 other body sherds appear to be from the same vessel.  (Plowright no. 19 [212])","Similar vessels with plain rims occur at Thorpe Thewles (Swain 1987, fig. 44 no. 82).","native"
7,4456,"L10","Pit U","69","6","SSTMG","V1459","Flat base with a slight chamfer, from a bucket-shaped vessel with untreated surfaces. (Plowright no. 30 [223]).",,"native"
8,4457,"M10","Pit AC2",,"2A","CHARN","V1457/TS(LU)","Barrel-shaped vessel with a horizontally inturned, tapering rim, which is pointed slightly downwards, and has a slight bevel on its upper surface.","The only example of this form from the site, but paralleled at Thorpe Thewles where it is also the sole example, and for which some kind of specialist function was proposed (Swain 1987, no. 283).  Six sherds from the vessel were recovered from pit AC2 which also contained Roman tile and samian contemporary with the proposed late 2nd century destruction of the villa.  One other joining rimsherd came from the trial excavations in the South-east corner of the ditched enclosure (C15 (2)).  Plowright no. 28 [221]).  A similar vessel came from excavations at Catcote (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 47 no. 10).","native"
9,4458,"X10","7","97","6","ERRA",,"Narrow mouthed, barrel-shaped vessel with pinched, slightly flaring rim.  Body and surfaces uniformly oxidized to light orange brown.  Five other sherds came from the same vessel (Plowright no. 26 [219])."," A vessel with a similar rim form was found at Great Ayton Moor (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 46 no. 11).","native"
10,4459,"X12","6","107","7","ERRA",,"Small shouldered vessel with everted rim.  Core, external surface, and inner lip of rim reduced dark grey, while the internal surface is oxidised light orange (Plowright no. 36 [229]).","The rim form is paralleled at Ingleby Barwick (Heslop 1984, fig. 7 nos. 2 and 4).","native"
11,4460,"X14","2","104","2A","SSTMG","V1460/TS(LU)","Shouldered vessel with everted, slightly lid-seated rim.  Very hard, with core and external surface reduced dark grey, and the internal surface oxidised to a light buff (Plowright no. 29 [222]).","Vessels of similar form come from Catcote (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 47 nos. 7 and 8).","native"
12,4460,"X14","2",,"6","SSTMG","V1461","Base in very coarse fabric, reduced dark grey, with dark red brown surfaces.  Quartz inclusions protrude through surface. Not illustrated.",,"native"
13,4500,,,,"6","ERRA","TS(LU)","Large coil-built, barrel-shaped vessel, with thick walls and outcurving rim.  Body and surfaces reduced to very dark grey or black with external surface highly burnished, and the internal surface below the shoulderis combed with vertical but irregular strokes.  Eight other sherds from the same vessel were also found.","A vessel of similar form was excavated at Stanwick Site A, layer 6, and dated to the late 1stcentury AD (Wheeler 1954, fig. 12 no. 5).","native"
14,4500,,,,"7","MISC","TS(LU)","Large coil-built, shouldered vessel with upright thickened rim.  Body and surfaces are reduced dark grey except for the external margin on the shoulder and rim which is light brown.  The external surface below the shoulder is decorated with a zone of fine, irregular horizontal striations which gives way to burnishing on the lower part of the vessel.","Interestingly, the internal surface of the vessel is also burnished, though rather crudely, and this is a very unusual feature of jars of the Roman period. I am grateful to Jeremy Evans for pointing this out to me and if the deposit is contemporary with the destruction of the villa, then it must represent an idiosyncracy of the local native tradition, probably linked to functional considerations such as water tightness and ease of cleaning.  Again a vessel of similar form comes from Stanwick Site A layer 6, dated to the later 1st century AD (Wheeler 1954, fig. 12 no. 13 and Plowright fig. 34 no. 13).","native"
15,4500,,,,"7","ERRA",,"A carinated vessel with a flattened rim.  Core, internal margin, and internal surface reduced dark grey, with external margin light brown, and external surface dark grey-brown.  As with no. 14 the internal surface is crudely burnished with horizontal tooling marks.  The external surface is decorated with irregular vertical combing below the carination,","A similar rim form occurs on a vessel from Catcote (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 47 no. 12), but there are no exact paralleles for the sharply carinated lower profile of the vessel.","native"
16,117,,,"1902","2A","CHARN",,"Very hard fabric.  A high shouldered jar with an out-curving almost cavetto rim, as if imitating a typical Romano-British cooking pot form.  The core, external margin and surface are reduced dark grey, whilst the internal margin and surface are light brown.  The surfaces of the vessel are untreated, and the large quartz and mica inclusions breaking through the surface, gives a pimply appearance.",,"native"
17,117,,,,"2A","CHARN","V1462","Fabric very hard. Barrel-shaped vessel with flattened flange rim below which is a broad shallow groove.  The external surface below this groove, and the upper surface of the rim are black burnished, whilst the inner lip of the rim and the internal surface are untreated, giving the same pimply effect as no. 16.","The rim form and external surface treatment, suggests the local native imitation of Romano-British Black burnished ware.","native"
18,117,,,,"6","SSTMG",,"Everted rim",,"native"
19,313,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Fabric very friable.  A plain rounded rim.  Two other bodysherds in same fabric from context 304.",,"Anglian"
20,175,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"Bowl with plain upright, slightly incurving rim, with reduced dark grey fabric and surfaces.",,"Anglian"
21,175,,,,"2","CHARN","V1470","Very friable fabric. Fottring base of a bowl or cauldron, with buff external surface.  Eight other sherds in Fabric 2 from this context.","This base type is paralleled in Myres' corpus e.g. fig. 76 no. 1805.","Anglian"
22,175,,,,"1","SSTMG","V1471","Base from a globular vessel with reduced dark grey fabric and surfaces.  The external surface is burnished, and there are grass impressions on the lower surface.","A typical Anglo-Saxon type base.","Anglian"
23,175,,,"1551","8","LIMES","V1472","Fabric very hard with shell tempering.  Globular vessel with upright, slightly flaring rim, with highly burnished grey surfaces, and decorated on the shoulder with three parallel horizontal grooves.","This form and decoration is found on a number of vessel from the Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Sancton, Yorkshire (Myres 1977, 129 and fig. 197 no. 2025).","Anglian"
24,127,,,,"3/2A","CHARN",,"Everted rim probably from a shouldered or globular vessel.   There are fine rillings marks on the underside of the rim.",,"Anglian?"
25,127,,,,"3","CHARN",,"Plain rim, possibly from a globular vessel form.  Angle uncertain but appears to be inturned.  Reduced grey border, with buff grey surfaces.",,"Anglian"
26,505,,,,"8A","LIMES","V1478","Stamp-decorated bodysherd in a hard, oxidised shell tempered fabric.  The stamp is in the form of a crescentic 'orange segment', and there is part of a repeat of the motif on the edge of the sherd.","The stamp is a unique example, and is thus placed in Briscoe's (1981) typology as category G4F (used for single specimens), (Teresa Brisco pers comm.) but there is a similar example in Myres' corpus (1977, fig. 239 no. 2709).  There nearest parallel is however an unpublished stamp from Sancton, York (Museum Ref.  Hull 118B-1957).  (I am very grateful to Teresa Briscoe for this information).","Anglian"
27,505,,,,"4","SSTMG","TS(LU)","Hard sandy fabric.  Globular vessel with pinched upright rim.  Fabric reduced with black, burnished surfaces.  Two other sherds in fabric 4 come from this context.",,"Anglian"
28,505,,,,"2","NONE",,"Plain upright rim, with reduced black body and burnished surfaces.  Quartz and mica inclusions bulge through surface to give pimply effect.",,"Anglian"
29,505,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Plain rim possibly from the same vessel as no. 28, but with more curving profile.",,"Anglian"
30,505,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Large straight-sided vessel with plain rim; angle uncertain, but fabric and surface treatment identical to nos. 28 and 29,",,"Anglian"
31,505,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"Vessel with flaring rim.  Fabric reduced dark grey, and surfaces buff grey.",,"Anglian"
32,502,,,,"6?","LIMES","V1474","Barrel-shaped vessel with lid seated rim in reduced, hard, sandy fabric.  External surface sooted with carbonised residue under outer lip.  Internal surface below lid-seating is buff and combed with irregular, but mainly vertical striations.","This does not fit into the fabric series, and would typologically appear to be an Iron Age vessel form, paralleled at Catcote (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 47 nos. 7 and 9), and Rudston (ref …..).  It is thus the only Iron Age or Native vessel from the secondary or main ditches and must be considered residual.","native"
33,536,,,,"1","SSTMG","V1455","Flat base with steep-sided vessel.  The internal surface is coated in carbonised residue, whilst the external surface is buff and the body reduced dark grey.",,"Anglian"
34,505,,,,"4","SSTMG","V1479","Fine and hard fabric.  Decorated sherd from carinated or biconical vessel in reduced black burnished fabric.  The decoration consists of three parallel grooves running horizontally, and two sets of opposed diagonal grooves meeting in an apex below this.","Fits into Myres' linear chevron style.","Anglian"
35,505,,,,"4","SSTMG",,"Vessel with upright, thickened rim in reduced dark grey fabric with black burnished surfaces.",,"Anglian"
36,500,,,,"4??","ERRA",,"Shouldered or hemispherical bowl with damaged flanged rim.  The fabric is uncertain and the form unusual.","May be a copy of a Roman vessel form.","Native?"
37,12,,,,"1","SSTMG","V1463","Incurving rim possibly from a globular vessel in a reduced grey fabric.  One other sherd in same fabric.",,"Anglian"
38,11,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"Vessel with flattened, upright or everted rim, in reduced dark grey fabric with black burnished surfaces.",,"Anglian"
39,11,,,,"1","SSTMG","V1464","Plain rimmed vessel of uncertain form, in reduced dark grey fabric with buff-grey surfaces.",,"Anglian"
40,11,,,"1523","3","SSTMG","V1465","Large globular vessel with an upright flattened rim in very hard reduced light grey version of the fabric, with highly burnished grey surfaces.  Before firing, the neck of the vessel was wiped with grass leaving horizontal impressions.  The internal surface also has horizontal striations.",,"Anglian"
41,11,,,,"1","SSTMG1","V1466","Small decorated body sherd with black burnished surfaces and three parallele grooves running horizontally.  Not illustrated.",,"Anglian"
42,15,,,"1517","4","SSTMG","V1467","Narrow-mouthed globular vessel with plain upright rim, in reduced black fabric with burnished surfaces.",,"Anglian"
43,15,,,,"4","SSTMG",,"Plain rim.  Fabric and surface treatment identical no. 42.  One other sherd from the same vessel.",,"Anglian"
44,15,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"A small decorated sherd on which a row of ovoid incisions runs horizontally between two parallel grooves. Not illustrated.",,"Anglian"
45,403,,,,"2","CHARN","V1469","Fabric very friable.  Vessel with everted rim.  Core reduced dark grey; margins and surfaces buff with patches of sooting and carbonised residue on inner lip, obscuring subtle lid-seating.","An unusual vessel form.","Anglian"
46,409,,,,"4","SSTMG",,"Decorated bodysherd in hard reduced black fabric with burnished surfaces.  The decoration consists of three parallel grooves running horizontally above a row of three crescent-shaped incisions probably executed with a fingernail.",,"Anglian"
47,426,,,,"5","ERRA",,"Very friable fabric with igneous rock inclusions up to 10mm.  Flat rim below which three deeply incised parallele grooves run horizontally.","This is the only occurrence of this fabric in the Housing Scheme sites, and there are only six other sherds in this fabric from the assemblage as a whole, all of which come from Holme House.  On technological grounds this would appear to be an Iron Age or earlier fabric, and thus residual from an earlier phase of occupation, which at Holme House might be represented by the preconquest phases of the ditched enclosure.","native"
48,177,,,,"2","CHARN","V1473","Two decorated bodysherds from a carinated or biconical vessel.  One has three parallele incised grooves running horizontally, with one diagonal or vertical groove beneath at the point of carination.  The other sherd is carinated, and shows two vertically incised parallele grooves running down to the point of carination.  One other sherd in fabric 2 comes down from the same context.",,"Anglian"
49,322,,,,"2","NONE",,"Everted rim, probably from a shouldered vessel.  Body reduced grey: inner surface of rim buff, underside sooted and encrusted with carbonised residue.",,"Anglian"
50,322,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Plain upright rim.  Appearance as 44.",,"Anglian"
51,322,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Plain upright rim. Core reduced grey and margins orange.  Internal surface is orange, and external surface buff-grey.",,"Anglian"
52,322,,,,"1","NONE",,"Plain rimmed vessel; angle uncertain but appears to be inturned.  Core and surfaces buff grey; external margin orange.",,"Anglian"
53,311,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Vessel with plain rim and straight sides.  Reduced grey fabric, with lightly burnished grey surfaces.",,"Anglian"
54,318,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Plain rim possibly from a globular or biconical vessel.  Reduced grey fabric with lightly burnished buff surfaces.",,"Anglian"
55,304,,,,"1","SSTMG","V1475","Vessel with plain inturned rim.  Appearance similar to no. 54",,"Anglian"
56,304,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Plain upright rim; possibly from same vessel as no. 51.",,"Anglian"
57,304,,,,"1","CHARN",,"Plain upright rim.  Fabric and surfaces uniform grey.",,"Anglian"
58,322,,,"1467b","1","SSTMG",,"Plain rim, possibly same vessel as no. 54.",,"Anglian"
59,0,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Stamp-decorated sherd from shoulder of globular vessel.  The decoration consists of three triangular stamps, framed on two sides by pairs of parallel horizontal and vertical grooves.  Fabric reduced grey with buff external surface.","It fits broadly into Briscoe's multiple chevronstamp category E 1cii (Briscoe 1981, 11), but more exactly into the new subgroup E 1ciii (Teresa Briscoe pers. comm.), for which 16 examples are known.  There are a number of examples for the use of comparable stamps recorded by Myres, four of which are attributed to the Loveden Hill (Lincs.) potter X, (1977 fig. 154 nos. 1318, 1349, 1350 and 1351). Other examples come from Lackford, suffolk (1977, fig. 198 no. 871) and St Johns, Cambridgeshire (1977, fig. 240 no. 291).  Most come from East Anglia, but there are two further examples from Lovedon Hill (Lincs.) and three from Newark (Notts.), recorded in the Archive of Anglo-Saxon Pottery Stamps under the E 1ciii category.    There are two examples of multi-chevron stamps from sites nearer to Piercebridge, namely South Elkington (Lincs.) (Myres 1977, fig. 139 no. 4104), and Sancton (Yorks.) (Myres 1977, fig. 318 no. 3157), but both of these have rounded edges and fit the E 1cii category.  (I am grateful to Teresa Briscoe for providing me with this information).  The stamp is most safely given a sixth century date, although dated associations for vessels with such stamps run from c. 450 to the early 7th century (e.g. Eagles 1979, fig. 52 no. 307 from Lackford, fig. 40 no. 232 from Lovedon Hill and Table 2).","Anglian"
60,0,,,,"4","SSTMG","V1480","Fine fabric.  Large decorated sherd from the shoulder of a globular vessel.  The highly burnished black external surface is decorated with a band of five parallele grooves running horizontally , below which there is a pair of parallel vertical lines abutting.","This fits into Myres' (1977) linear design category.","Anglian"
61,1001,,,,"4","SSTMG","V1483","Globular vessel with flattened upright rim in coarse reduced fabric, with burnished black surfaces.  Carbonised residue on inside of rim.  Rim angle uncertain.",,"Anglian"
62,1372,,,,"7","MISC",,"Plain, slightly thickened upright rim in reduced fabric with black surfaces.",,"native"
63,1410,,,,"7","MISC",,"Large, thick bodied vessel with crudely formed plain rim.  Reduced grey core, oxidised margins, and reduced or sooted surfaces.  The internal surface is decorated with horizontal burnishing strokes, and this feature is in common with the material from the villa well with which it is believed to be broadly contemporary.","A total of 287 sherds in Fabric 7 were recovered from this context, and it thus represents the largest and most homogeneous single group of material from the whole assemblage.  The uniform appearance of the sherds and the large number of joins between them indicates that only a few vessels are represented.  Of the 26 rimsherds and small number of bases, nos. 63 to 68 illustrate the main types.  For this example see also no. 65.","native"
64,1410,,,,"7","MISC","TS(LU)","Large, thick bodied vessel in reduced dark grey fabric and surfaces, and burnishing strokes on the internal surface.  Similar to no. 58, except that the plain rim is well formed and flattened, causing a slight thickening.","See no. 63 and no. 65","native"
65,1410,,,,"7","MISC",,"Large flat base probably belonging to vessel to 58.  Reduced grey fabric with buff orange surfaces.","Nos. 63 - 65 would appear to be from the simple barrel jar forms characteristic of North Eastern sites such as Catcote and Normanby (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 47 no. 19 and fig. 48 no. 6 respectively), and Stanwick (Wheeler 1954, fig. 12 no. 29).","native"
66,1410,,,,"7","MISC",,"Small vessel with pinched everted rim in reduced grey fabric.","See no. 63. The rim form is similar to one from Catcote (Challis and Harding 1975, fig. 47 no. 11)","native"
67,1410,,,,"7","MISC",,"Similar to no. 66, except that the everted rim is rolled over.",,"native"
68,1410,,,,"7","MISC",,"Small chamfered base probably from vessel 66 or 67.",,"native"
69,4410,"L8","2","5","Med","MED",,"Flat base from steep-sided vessel in very hard, reduced, quartz-tempered fabric with soft red feruginous inclusions (1-5mm).  Body and surfaces dark grey.  Pimply surface texture, with clay swept into a spiral on interior of base indicating manufacture on a wheel. (Plowright 1978, no. 16)","Probably medieval.","Medieval"
70,4461,"L9","12",,"8","CALC",,"Large bodysherd in calcite-gritted fabric.  Core internal margin and surface reduced dark grey with thick coating of carbonised residue.  External margin and surface oxidized buff orange with some carbonised residue ashering (Plowright 1978, no. 15).",,"native"
71,4462,"L10","9",,"6","ERRA",,"Bodysherd from vessel no. 6.  Core, external margin and surface reduced grey with burnishing.  Internal margin and surface orange.  (Plowright 1978, no. 17)",,"native"
72,4463,"P8","1",,"5","ERRA",,"Two bodysherds from thick-walled vessel in fabric 5 with large angular (dolerite) igneous rock fragments up to 8mm (possibly from same vessel as no. 70).  One has reduced body and oxidised, pinky buff surfaces; the other similar, but internal surface reduced and smoothed (Plowright 1978, no. 11 and 18).",,"native"
73,4466,"P8","3",,"5","ERRA",,"Similar bodysherd to no. 72.  External margin and surface oxidised.  Internal surface reduced and smoothed (Plowright no. 13).",,"native"
74,4464,"S8","2",,"5","ERRA",,"Bodysherd in fabric 5 but with dolerite inclusions more finely crushed (1-3mm). External surface oxidised, body and internal surface reduced.  (Plowright no. 14).",,"native"
75,4465,"T10","3A",,"5","ERRA","TS(LU)","Bodysherd from very thick-walled vessel (15mm.),  Heavy dolerite tempering (up to 9mm.).  External surface oxidized.",,"native"
76,4427,"V10","5",,"1","SSTMG",,"See no. 3. 9 bodysherds (5 joining), from bucket-shaped vessel (Plowright no. 4).",,"native"
77,4467,"V13","2B",,"8","CALC",,"32 bodysherds from a large storage jar in calcite-gritted fabric 8.  Two sheerds are decorated with a shallow horizontal groove.  On all sherds, external margin and surface pinky buff; core and internal margin and surface reduced, with carbonised residue adhering, and irregular vertical striations.  Vesicular surface due to weathering and soapy feel.  Total weight of sherds 1000g.","Date: contemporary with villa destruction c. AD 200.","native"
78,4432,"V13","3B",,"7","SSTMG","V1456","Bodysherd in hard, reduced dark grey, quartz-tempered fabric 7, with black, smoothed surfaces."," Fabric and finish identical to no. 14.  Probably the same vessel (Plowright no. 8).","native"
79,4436,"W13","3A",,"6","CHARN","V1453","Three joining bodysherds from a thick-walled vessel in fabric 6.  Fabric reduced (probably burnt), and heavily tempered with quartz, mica and feldspar.  Internal surface combed.  Plowright 1978, no. 1).",,"native"
80,4436,"W13","3B",,"6","CHARN",,"Three large, joining bodysherds and numerous fragments from same vessel as no. 79.  Sherds are for the most part oxidised, buff orange, but some show signs of burning, consistent with their breakage and deposition prior to, or contemporary with the destruction of the villa.  Plowright no. 2).",,"native"
81,4436,"W13","3C",,"6","ERRA",,"Bodyshered with oxidised external surface, and reduced dark grey core, internal margin and surface.",,"native"
82,4468,"L10","Z","86","6","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd, reduced dark grey (Plowright no. 25)",,"native"
83,4469,"BW",,,"8","ECHAF","V1458","Flat base sherd in heavily weathered calcite-gritted fabric 8.  Internal margin and surface reduced; external margin and surface oxidised.",,"native"
84,4418,"P10","3","195","9","ERRA",,"Bodysherd from thin-walled vessel.  Reduced dark grey, with oxidised external surface.  Inclusions protrude through surface.",,"native"
85,4470,"B15","2",,"8","CALC",,"Bodysherd from angular shoulder of calcite-gritted ware jar; possibly Huntcliff ware.  Body semi-oxidized buff grey with black, lightly burnished surfaces.",,"4th century"
86,4402,"C15","2","190","9","ERRA",,"Bodysherd. Core, margins and external surface reduced.  Internal surface oxidised.",,"native"
87,304,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd.  Core and internal margin grey; internal surface buff grey, and external margin and surface red brown with some burnishing.",,"Anglian"
88,304,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd.  External surface and margin oxidised orange, and core, internal margin and surface reduced grey.",,"Anglian"
89,2006,,,,"8","CALC",,"Bodysherd in heavily weathered, shell-tempered fabric 8.  Reduced grey fabric and surfaces.",,"native"
90,1162,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Bodysherd in fabric 2.  Core reduced dark grey; margins and surfaces oxidised buff grey.",,"Anglian"
91,175,,,,"2","CHARN",,"8 bodysherds, two of which come from the cauldron-shaped vessel no. 21, with reduced body and internal surface, and oxidised external surface.",,"Anglian"
92,186,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd; gritty and micaceous, with reduced grey body and internal surface and oxidized brown external surface.",,"Anglian"
93,198,,,,"8","CALC",,"Ten sherds in fabric 8 (calcite-gritted), including one large, thick bodied sherd in oxidized fabric, reduced surfaces and rilling marks internally.",,"native"
94,127,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd.  Core, margins and internal surface grey, external surface red brown and pimply.  Internal surface smoothed.",,"Anglian"
95,127,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Three bodysherds with reduced grey fabric and surfaces.",,"Anglian"
96,232,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"Two joining bodysherds.  Core, surfaces and external margin grey; internal margin orange.",,"Anglian"
97,505,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd.  Reduced grey fabric and surfaces.  External surface smoothed.",,"Anglian"
98,505,,,,"2","CHARN",,"14 bodysherds, predominantly with reduced grey body and internal surface, and an oxidised, buff external surface which has been lightly smoothed.",,"Anglian"
99,505,,,,"8","CALC",,"Two bodysherds in calcite-gritted fabric with reduced grey body and surfaces.",,"native"
100,0,,,,"2","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd with grey body, dark grey internal surface, and buff grey external surface.",,"Anglian"
101,529,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Two bodysherd, both with reduced body and internal surface, and oxidized buff external surface.",,"Anglian"
102,505,,,"2005","4","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd in hard, heavily quartz tempered fabric 4.  Reduced with highly burnished external surface.","Date Anglian 6th century","Anglian"
103,505,,,"2021","8","CALC",,"Body sherd. Calcite-gritted fabric 8; body and surfaces reduced.",,"native"
104,533,,,"2001","8","CALC",,"Bodysherd in calcite-gritted fabric 8; reduced, with buff grey external surfaces.",,"native"
105,630,,,"2012","8","CALC",,"Large abraded sherd from near the base of a vessel in fabric 8, with very large (up to 5mm) calcite inclusions, and feruginous lumps 1-5mm.",,"native"
106,816,,,"2224","8","CALC",,"Sherd from near the base of a vessel in fabric 8.  Identical in appearance to 105 with very large calcite inclusions, and feruginous lumps.  Surfaces black, margins and core dark red.",,"native"
107,823,,,"2371","5","NONE",,"Bodysherd.  Fine, very soft, micaceous clay fabric with large dolerite inclusions up to 5mm.","One of only two Fabric 5 sherds from Housing Scheme - see also no. 47.","native"
108,12,,,,"2","SSTMG",,"Two bodysherds, one of which is very friable, the core, external margin and surface is oxidised, while the internal margin and surface is reduced, and coated with a layer of carbonised organic residue.  The other sherd is hard, and the external surface is oxidised and lightly burnished.",,"Anglian"
109,12,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd. Reduced with pinky buff internal surface.",,"Anglian"
110,12,,,,"3","CHARN",,"Bodysherd and surfaces reduced, with external surface lightly burnished.",,"Anglian"
111,12,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Very gritty, reduced, and with oxidised buff grey external surface.",,"Anglian"
112,12,,,,"Roman","Roman",,"Fragment of crucible in fine off white fabric, with vitreous deposits adhering to external surface.",,"Roman"
113,11,,,,"1","NONE",,"Carinated bodysherd.  Core, internal margin, and burnished internal surface reduced whilst the external margin is oxidised, and the light buff surface is incised with two shallow, parallele, vertical lines.","Probably the same vessel as no. 123.  Anglian?","Anglian"
114,11,,,,"2","SSTMG1","V1468","Carinated bodysherd; reduced, but with oxidised, buff grey external surface.",,"Anglian"
115,11,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Two bodysherds.  Reduced grey fabric and oxidised buff-orange surface.",,"Anglian"
116,15,,,,"4?","SSTMG",,"Two body sherds in very hard reduced grey fabric, with large inclusions 1-3mm.",,"Anglian"
117,15,,,,"1 or 2?","SSTMG",,"Flat base sherd, in very hard reduced fabric, with black, burnished internal surface, and untreated, buff external surface.",,"Anglian?"
118,403,,,,"2","CHARN","V1481","Three sherds, two of which come from the same vessel.",,"Anglian"
119,900,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd.  Reduced grey fabric with buff orange surfaces.",,"Anglian"
120,407,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Sherd. Grey fabric and buff external surface.",,"Anglian"
121,908,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Reduced, but with buff-grey external surface which has grass impressions.",,"Anglian"
122,913,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Two joining sherds, from shouldered cooking pot. Reduced, with carbonised organic residue on external surface.",,"Anglian"
123,409,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Five sherds.  Reduced with red-brown external surface.",,"Anglian"
124,426,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Bodysherd.  Very coarse with reduced body and surface.",,"Anglian"
125,431,,,,"1","CHARN",,"Two sherds, both in reduced fabric, but larger sherd has oxidized orange-brown external surface.",,"Anglian"
126,110,,,,"3","CHARN",,"Thick sherd, with smoothed, orangy-red external surface.",,"Anglian"
127,13,,,,"3","CHARN",,"Bodysherd, reduced grey fabric, surfaces smoothed.",,"Anglian"
128,11,,,,"3","SSTMG1","V1476","Carinated sherd in coarse, gritty fabric 3.  Reduced dark grey body with black, burnished internal surface, and smoothed buff-grey external surface decorated with three parallel vertical grooves.","Same vessel as no. 108.  Date Anglian?","Anglian"
129,38,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Two sherds.  Both are reduced but larger one has a buff external surface.",,"Anglian"
130,322,,,,"2","CHARN",,"14 sherds and sherd fragments in very friable fabric 2. Large mica inclusions, and oxidized buff external surfaces.",,"Anglian"
131,322,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"17 sherds, mostly joining and all belonging to one large vessel in fabric 3.  Reduced grey body and surfaces; internal surface heavily weathered.  In some instances, sherds have a pink-orange external margin beneath a grey surface.",,"Anglian"
132,322,,,,"2","CHARN",,"Bodysherd.  Fabric friable with grey body and internal surface and buff external surface.",,"Anglian"
133,322,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"Two sherds, from same vessel as no. 131.",,"Anglian"
134,311,,,,"1","SSTMG",,"Three sherds (2 joining).  The joining sherds have an oxidized buff fabric whilst the remaining sherd is reduced.",,"Anglian"
135,304,,,,"1","SSTMG1","V1477","Four sherds (two joining) from shouldered vessel.  Reduced fabric and surfaces.  See no. 55.",,"Anglian"
136,304,,,,"2","CHARN",,"14 sherds and fragments.  Very friable fabric.",,"Anglian"
137,304,,,,"3","CHARN",,"Six sherds, same vessel as no. 131.",,"Anglian"
138,405,,,,"2","CHARN","V1482","Bodysherd with grey core and buff internal surface.  A pink external margin is covered by a buff-grey surface which has been smoothed and ridged.",,"Anglian"
139,405,,,,"3","SSTMG",,"Plain out-curving rim, possibly from a jar.  Reduced grey fabric and surfaces.",,"Anglian"
140,0,,,,"2","SSTMG",,"Carinated sherd in friable reduced fabric 2, with orange-brown external surface.",,"Anglian"
141,1869,,,,"6","SSTMG",,"Three sherd in hard, pinky buff fabric with grey core; fabric 6 with large angular quartz inclusions (up to 4mm.)",,"native"
142,1872,,,,"2","CHARN","V1484","Sherd in fabric 2 with grey core, light buff margins, buff-grey internal surface, and dark brown external surface.",,"Anglian"
143,1872,,,,"8","HARSH",,"Heavily weathered sherd in reduced shell-tempered fabric 8.","Harrold SEMids Shell-tempered","3rd - 4th century"