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Die Record: MARTICO 1

Potter's MarkMARTICO
Die no1
ReadingMARTIC[
NotesA fragmentary stamp from Lincoln may perhaps be from the same die. The rim-profile is reminiscent of Q. Iustius Crescens. who is also likely to have worked in Lincolnshire.
Overall Date Range of PotterE 2nd century
RegionNE
IndustryLincolnshire
Kiln Group or IndustryLincolnshire
Wares or Comments on FabricsLincoln
Border Top: Frame
Bottom: Frame
Left: Frame
Right: NK

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