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Redirect to General Roman Pottery Page

I undid this change. I think there is a HUGE amount of valuable information about the various different types of Roman pottery missing from Wikipedia. I'm doing a WP project on all the Hadrian's Wall Milecastles at the moment, so haven't got the time to go into detail about each pottery type, but even the sketchy information on the stub helps contextualise finds of these sherds in places like the Cumbria Coast.

If anyone feels the stub is inadequate, please expand, rather than remove.

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Redirect to General Roman Pottery Page