1. [AD]VOCISI O On bottom of a cup, ADVOCISI O. Is found at Silchester on forms of dishes similar to those from Pudding-pan Rock. R. A. Smith, 'List of Potters' Marks on Forms similar to those from Pudding-pan Rock, and approximately contemporary,' Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, 2nd ser. vol. xxii. p. 407. Second century.

2. AMBI[...]M. On bottom of platter, Type 31. Pit XXVI. South Annexe. Second century.

3. ATTIAN[O]. Retrograde on exterior of fragment of decorated bowl, probably Type 30. Building to west of Baths. Potter of Lezoux, probably of the middle of the second century; the name occurs at Pfunz, and at Weissenburg. Also on the exterior of a decorated Lezoux bowl, Type 37, at Corbridge.

4. AVENTINI M. (See page 227, Fig 3.) On exterior of decorated bowl, Type 37. Fort. The stamp occurs at Pfünz, also at Zugmantel. Potter of Lezoux. Second century.

5. AVENTINI M. On bottom of cup, Type 33. Inner ditch, East Annexe.

6. AVITVS F. On bottom of platter, Type 31. Above first occupation ditch, north side. Occurs at Zugmantel, flourished on the Limes about the time of Pius (Barthel, O.R.L. 'Kastell Zugmantel,' p. 119).

7. AVITVS. On bottom of platter, Type 31. Pit XLIX, in association with the stamps REGINI M, RVFFI·MA and IM[ANNI)].

8. AVITVS F. On bottom of platter, Type 31.

9. AVIT[VS]. On fragment of a platter.