Eleven Roman Tesserae of small and medium size:

Nine Roman tesserae of small size, total; weight 21.94g. All are generally cuboid in form and a number still retain mortar. Five are made from chalk, three from sandstone and one from a grey pottery type material. 

Chalk: range from 11.73mm width, 11.04mm length, 10.72mm depth, 2.66g  to 9.29mm width, 10.54mm length, 9.51mm depth, 1.67g.   Total chalk weight 9.19g.

Sandstone: range from 14.44mm width, 12.68mm length, 7.05mm depth, 2.81g  to 12.18mm width, 11.44mm length, 11.36mm depth, 3.42g.   Total sandstone weight 9.39g.

Grey pottery: 11.54mm width, 12.77mm length, 9.72mm depth, 3.36g 

Two medium sized tessera in cuboid form and made of chalk. measuresments are as follows:

13.93mm width, 13.41mm length, 14.32mm depth, weight 5.86g  

15.60mm width, 16.00mm length, 16.46mm depth, weight: 8.04g. 

Total chalk weight: 13.90 

All are surface finds and found in association with other Roman ceramic building material consisting of unclassified tile, box-flue-tile, Tegulae, Imbrex and larger tesserae. Coinage recovered in the same area suggests a date range of occupation between the late 3rd to late 4th century AD. Mortar is present on multiple sides of many of the tesserae. They are Indicative of tesserae from a Roman mosaic.