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Roman copper alloy brooch fragment and ?Roman ?strap end fragment; ?Roman silver coin; post medieval white metal object

Cemetery, inhumations, extended, head usually oriented to the East.

Evaluation identied a buried soil containing Roman and middle Anglo-Saxon pottery and a later prehistoric pit and ditch. Possibly Roman cropmarks formerly recorded under this number can be found under GSE 087.

Roman Greyware sherds identified during pipeline replacement, Bramford

The evaluation identified two ditches and a post-hole of Roman date, two linear features of Saxon-medieval date and a number of undated linear features, post holes and pit, sealed beneath 50cm of subsoil.

Romand urned cremation (isolated?) found during watching brief on quarry workings.

Romano British Possible Cosmetic Grinder from copper alloy.

Monitoring of the various groundworks revealed a subsoil that was rich in pottery, but no features were identified.

Metal detected finds over many years, 6 Roman coins, some Medieval coins and a seal (S1) Formerly recorded as BRG MISC

Romano British pottery sherds found in 1930.