Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project

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Potter's Mark MARINVS 1 Die no. 2 and 2A
Wares or Comments on FabricsVER WH
IndustryVRW
Overall Date Range of Potter80-130
Geo InfoNewgate St.,London
Site/Excavation DetailsLondon, Newgate St. 1st Oct. 1835
Bibliographic ReferenceRoach-Smith 1856; Roach- Smith 1859, 89; CIL VII, 1334, 32. Gents.Mag.1857 ii, 449; Roach-Smith 1807-90, 149;M2783
CommentsLMAS T (1860), p.195.Roman Remains near Newgate 1857; north side of gaol of Newgate, in the Old Bailey & v.near to the City gate (Newgate). Foundation of City Wall cut through. A similar fragment bearing same mark was also found in Newgate St. 1835
MuseumBritish Museum
Accession noNewgate St. 1st Oct.1835, CRS Colln.1856; I.R.London p.89; CIL VII, 1334, 32
K No PlaceLondon, Newgate Street 81K
FacingLeft
ID1770

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