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• Object type: lid
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Image	Object Type	Find number	Broadperiod	County	Actions
	Lid	SOM-B63665	Roman	Somerset	xml | csv json
Rim sherd of Roman Poole-Wareham Black Burnished ware (BB1), 100-410 AD. The sherd has a dark inner and outer surfaces and a slightly lighter inner core. Extensive burnishing on the inner and outer sides. The fabric is fairly coarse, with the distinctive cods-roe fracture. It is tempered with ...
	Lid	NCL-001472	Roman	North Yorkshire	xml | csv json
Possible lid or cap made of lead, probably Roman. The top of the object is circular in plan and there is a raised edge. Inside the raised edge, in relief, is an animal, possibly a cockerel. On the back the edges have folded in on themselves so they would no longer fit as a lid.
	Lid	WAW-258073	Roman	Warwickshire	xml | csv json
The object is either a lid or an elaborate foot ring of a vessel, however a lid seems more likely. The fabric is oxidised ware, which probably dates to the Roman period. The sherd, as described if it were a lid has a convex base with broken edges. Protruding from the upper surface of this bas...
	Lid	LIN-9C8163	Roman	Lincolnshire	xml | csv json
Ceramic castor box lid with rouletted decoration on side and top. Likely to be a Nene-Valley product.
	Lid	LIN-EA3AF8	Roman	Lincolnshire	xml | csv json
The rim and upper wall of a colour-coated castor box lid with rouletted decoration in a light brown fabric made at the Nene Valley kilns in the 3rd century. They fitted a similarly decorated castor box and could have been used at the table as a fine ware containing special ingredients or domesti...
	Lid	KENT4504	Roman	Kent	xml | csv json
Seal box lid.
	Lid	NLM5615	Roman	North East Lincolnshire	xml | csv json
Small drop shaped lid with incised decoration, possibly of a pencil case or other small container.