YORYM 1997.98 –
SHERBURN-IN-ELMET (SE97)
Ceramic
Building Materials
Sandra
Garside-Neville
This
material was very fragmentary, so that identification of forms is
difficult. However, there is a
fragment of imbrex (roofing tile) and a possible tegula (also roofing
tile). Some of the material is burnt.
Other
material in the sample comprises: daub, slag, amphora and fragments of stone.
The
fragmentary nature of the material suggests that this site is perhaps on the
very edges of a Roman site. The
presence of slag and daub, if it is Roman, may indicate some sort of industrial
working.
This
sample should be retained until further study of the area, and then the
material can take place.
Context Form/s Date
u/s
(Trench 3) Roman brick (T26mm) Roman
1019 Roman brick (small frags), ?Roman Roman
brick
2019 Roman brick (small frags) Roman
2031 Roman brick Roman
2037 Roman brick (T42mm) Roman
2049 Roman brick (small frag), Daub Roman
2058 Roman brick Roman
2063 Limestone (burnt), Daub ?
2067 Imbrex (T16mm), Amphora Roman
2069 Roman brick (burnt), Limestone Roman
2070 Daub ?
2075 Daub ?
2076 Roman brick (T22mm) Roman
2083 Roman brick, Roman brick (burnt) Roman
2089 Roman brick Roman
3015 Daub ?
3022 Burnt clay/slag ?
3025 Roman brick (?tegula, T20mm) Roman
3034 Slag ?
3040 Roman brick (burnt) Roman
3079 Daub ?
3112 Roman brick, Daub Roman
3114 Roman brick Roman
3119 Daub ?
3120 Daub, ?Roman brick ?Roman
3132 Daub (burnt) ?