Pottery pieces

[RyBowk]

Hi can anyone id any of these pieces I have picked up while detecting?
Thanks in advance Ryan

[nailman]

http://www.archaeology.wyjs.org.uk/documents/archaeology/identifying/Pottery.pdf

Try this guide, I have picked up loads of what I thought was Roman pottery only to find out it was Victorian field drain.

Good luck

[RyBowk]

http://www.archaeology.wyjs.org.uk/documents/archaeology/identifying/Pottery.pdf

Try this guide, I have picked up loads of what I thought was Roman pottery only to find out it was Victorian field drain.

Good luck

Thanks mate, I have arranged to meet my local finds liaison officer on Friday as he says I have some medieval pottery and he would like to see all that I have found. I will post back when he has identified it. Ryan

[RyBowk]

There is some medieval pottery and roman grey ware pieces. They have been taken by the Portable Antiquities Scheme to be recorded along with a tudor buckle, an Elizabeth 1st silver hammered, and a suspected Roman gaming piece.
I must say I am quite chuffed

[nailman]

Grey ware was the everyday use pottery in Roman times, good find
Thanks for update

[CMant1]

Very interesting post great find.