Fieldwalking. Nineteen sherds of medieval pottery were recovered, the majority from field 5600, three sherds from 7300 and a single sherd from field II. One sherd of Stamford ware in 7300, further possible Stamford ware sherd from 5600 (see also L11858). Most of the sherds are small and well weathered, possibly representing manuring. The numerous sherds of Midland Purple and the occasional Cistercian sherd, though collected are not included in the distribution plot. (1)
See L11858 for RB pottery which includes the possible Stamford sherd from 5600. See L11853 for fire-cracked pebbles, L11856 for flints, L11860 for P Med pottery.

<1> TPAT, Mar 1999, Nottinghamshire Claylands Fieldwalking Project. Interim Report on the Results of the First Season of Fieldwalking, pp 8-9 (Unpublished document). SNT2284.