69 sherds in two main fabric types: coarse oxidised sandy wares, some partially glazed, and very hard fired, purple brown wares, again partially glazed. A broad date range of C13 to C15 may be suggested. The distribution of the Med pottery shows no obvious concentrations and is likely to be the result of manuring and agricultural activity. (1)
Grid ref centred for study area.
See L8465 for medieval pottery from an earlier investigation, L11811 for Pa flint and cross references.

<1> Wessex Archæology, Oct 1995, Farndon Fields, Newark on Trent, Nottinghamshire Archaeological Evaluation. Fieldwalking, auger survey and test pitting, p 17 (Unpublished document). SNT2269.