Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project

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Potter's Mark G.ATTIVS MARINVS Die no. 3A
Wares or Comments on FabricsDerby Little Chester
IndustryDerby Little Chester
Overall Date Range of Potter80-130
Geo InfoDerby, Little Chester
Site/Excavation DetailsLittle Chester, Darley Playing Field South (DPFS) AMA1 Context 11113 = 2nd Century post 120. Fill of possible architectural cut for structure, later used as a domestic pit. BF 4485
Bibliographic Referenceunpublished
CommentsLikely to be L.C. rather than MH. But fabric itself more like MH than L.C. Probably involved transport of clay; some mixture of clay could be possible. It’s the inclusions which are really distinctive.
K No PlaceLittle Chester 61K
FacingLeft
Counterstamp Die3a
ID685

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