clay tile, worked flint, worked stone, metal slag

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Summary: 5 Roman, pottery sherds, no decoration. 2 coarseware base sherds, 2 coarseware body sherds, 1 Oxfordware mortaria body sherd, with triteration grits. 1 piece of Roman hypocaust tile, 5 pieces of Neolithic worked flint, 2 waste pieces and 3 flakes with retouch to edges. With 1 piece of worked sandstone and 2 pieces of metal working slag. Collected from Ewins Hill, Aldbourne, Wiltshire by Andrew Sewell.

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