Fieldwalking - 39 sherds of Ro pottery were identified, predominantly grey ware. Most of the sherds were small and abraded. No traded wares were present. Only five diagnostic forms were identified: two grey ware everted rim jars, one grey ware triangular rim dish or bowl, a grey ware plain rim lid and a "native" cooking pot with triangular rim in grog tempered ware. The everted rim jars and triangular dish were most common in C2 - C3. The "native" jar could be pre-Ro but these forms continued into the early C2. (1)
See L11937 for flints and cross refs to other finds, L11946 for Ro finds from watching brief.

<1> TPAT, Oct 1996, Archaeological Evaluation of Land at Girton Quarry, Newark, Notts., p 13 (Unpublished document). SNT2318.