Roman Pottery (Yorkshire)

A genuine piece of Roman pottery from east Yorkshire.

This Roman Grey Ware pottery, found near Humbleton in East Yorkshire, was the predominant pottery style from the 1st to 4th centuries AD. Crafted from local materials, Yorkshire examples are typically fine-grained with numerous small sand inclusions. Affordable and simple to produce, Grey Ware was used for everyday utilitarian items, lacking the sophistication of pricier wares favored by the elite.

The piece comes stored in a display box, as pictured, with some information on the reverse of the box lid (the pottery can be removed from the box).

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Size: 1.75 inch | Age: 1st - 4th Century A.D. | Found: Humbleton, East Yorkshire