Fieldwalking, where the land begins to rise onto the edge of the gravel terrace. 73 sherds of pottery were identified as Romano-British, principally of greyware with one quartz tempered, one colour coated and two samian sherds. Date range late C2-early C3. (1)
See L11956 for Ro pottery from excavation, L11952 for flints and cross refs, L11953 for medieval pottery.

<1> TPAT, Dec 1998, Report on the Stage 1 Evaluations of the Proposed Girton Quarry Northern Extension, pp 4-5 (appx) (Unpublished document). SNT2319.

Other Refs: Appendix, pottery report