METALWORKING DEBRIS FROM PENTREHYLING FORT, BROMPTON, SHROPSHIRE

Author(s): Justine Bayley, K Eckstein

Excavations in the Roman fort and its annexe discovered some 65 kg of iron smithing debris. A large quantity (c.30 kg were retained) of litharge cakes were also found. The latter are a by-product of extracting silver from argentiferous lead and are only known from a very few Roman sites in Britain.

Report Number:
13/1998
Series:
AML Reports (New Series)
Pages:
7
Keywords:
Metal Working-Fe Metal Working-non Fe

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