pot sherd

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Summary: 5 sherds, including 2 rims and 1 base, of chalk and flint-tempered coarseware (Newbury Group B) from a cooking pot with thumbing on shoulder, from the medieval peroid, from Wroughton Copse, Fyfield, Wiltshire, excavated by Peter Fowler, University of Bristol, 1959-61.

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