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Summary: 7 partial tiles which include: 1 with human heel print and knife mark, 1 with fox footprint, 1 with dog foot prints, 1 with mouse foot prints and 1 with part of conical spacer attached, 1 tegula and 1 partial imbrix, from site 1, kiln area of the 1st century tile and pottery complex at Park Farm, Oaksey, Wiltshire, excavated by A J Scammell and L Hamblin, 1973-4 and 1984.

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