Hasholme Hall
Pottery and Suspected Settlement
The site of a 1st century settlement known by a series of ditches and occupation material consisting of large quantities of locally-made cooking pots dated around 50-100AD. Later the site of a 4th century pottery-kiln with a 1m internal diameter, which had been cut into a mound of sand and lined with puddled clay. Some of the pottery closely resembles the wares produced at Throlam, a little to the north, while other cooking-pots of coarse-gritted hard grey-ware similar in form to Dales Ware.
References for Hasholme Hall
Britannia ii (1971) p.253.
Map References for Hasholme Hall
NGRef: SE822327 OSMap: LR106
Roman Roads near Hasholme Hall
None identified
Sites near Hasholme Hall
- Hayton Roman Fort (13 km)
Flavian Auxiliary Fort (AD 69–96) - Brough-on-Humber (Petuaria) Roman Fort and Civitas (13 km)
British Civita, Flavian Auxiliary Fort (AD 69–96) and Theatres - Drax (15 km)
Roman-Building - Winteringham (17 km)
Minor Settlement - Winterton Villa (17 km)
Villa - Millington (Delgovicia?) Settlement (19 km)
Minor Settlement and Temple Or Shrine - Dragonby (Money Field) Settlement (21 km)
Iron Age Settlement and Minor Settlement - Buttercrambe Moor Camp (26 km)
Marching or Temporary Camp - Roall RomanFort (27 km)
Flavian Auxiliary Fort (AD 69–96) - York Legionary Bath House (29 km)
Bath House