Archaeologia Cantiana Vol 126

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Archaeologia Cantiana - Vol. 126 2006 page 366

A Late Iron-Age/Early Roman site at Bredgar, near Sittingbourne.
By Damien C. Boden

TABLE 3. QUANTIFICATION OF POTTERY FABRICS
FROM SOIL LAYERS 123 AND 124 (PHASE 7)

For each fabric, the following information is given:
sherd count/weight in grams/EVEs value.

Disregarding a small number of deposits yielding only a few sherds of chronologically undiagnostic sandyware sherds, only one other feature produced pottery which could be confidently assigned a later Roman date. Context [296], a fill of pit 297, contained a sherd of LR11. It probably represents a flask or flagon and dates from the mid third to fourth century, although it might be as early as the late second.

Fig. 10 Second-century Roman pottery from Ditch F100, context 156: this
material has been selected to supplement the range of forms illustrated from the
Groups discussed above. No. 29: R14. Nos. 30-31: R73. (1:4).

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