Finds at the Site of New Path at Santon
When the new path was being constructed several inches of topsoil were
removed to allow for the introduction of a hardcore foundation. A surface
inspection of this topsoil resulted in the following finds of pottery sherds:
Grimston
Courseware |
1 |
Body |
11-13th century AD |
Early Medieval Ware |
5 |
Body |
|
|
1 |
Base |
11-13th century AD |
Glazed Red Earthenware |
3 |
Rim |
|
|
5 |
Body |
|
|
1 |
Base |
16-17th century AD |
Speckle Glazed Ware |
1 |
Body |
17th century AD |
Staffs. Type Slipware |
1 |
Rim |
|
|
1 |
Body (press moulded) |
18th + century AD |
Staffs. White Stoneware |
1 |
Base (teacup) |
18th century AD |
English Porcelain |
1 |
Body, decorated |
|
|
1 |
Base |
18-19th century AD |
Staffs Type English Stoneware |
|
clear glaze external |
18-19th century AD |
Clay pipe |
2 |
Stems |
|
|
1 |
Bowl |
18th century AD |
Roulette decorated stoneware rim.
Probably Staffs Type |
|
|
18-19th century AD |
Sheep's tooth |
|
|
|
Unidentified bone |
|
|
|
Peg tile pieces |
|
|
|
White floor brick |
|
|
18-19th century AD |
Pieces of organic tempered early
brick |
|
|
15th century AD |
(Thanks to Colin Pendleton and Sue Anderson, Suffolk County Council
Archaeological Service)
Catherine and Roger Ward 2000
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