43. DRAVCI. On bottom of cup, Type 33. Inner ditch, East Annexe. Probably Gaulish, of the second century. The stamp occurs at Corbridge and on various sites in France and Holland. C.I.L. xiii. 111. 100010, 820.

44. O·FIRMON. On bottom of platter, Type 18. Pit LXXVI, in association with the stamps OF·MASCVLI and SABINVS·F. First century.

45. FIRMVS·F On bottom of cup, Type 33. Probably Rheinzabern. The stamp occurs at Zugmantel and on the outer Limes at Öhringen; it is therefore of the second century.

46. FRONTINI. (See page 209, Fig. 4.) On side of decorated bowl, Type 37. Ditch of the early fort. Potter of La Graufesenque. First century. The stamp occurs at Rottweil, and is there assigned to the period from Vespasian to Domitian. Knorr, Rottweil p. 60.

47. OF. FRONTINI. On bottom of a platter. No doubt the same potter as the immediately preceding. In this form the stamp occurs at Novaesium. It also occurs in Spain (C.I.L. ii. 204 c).

48. GEMINI·M. On bottom of cup, Type 33, Pit XCV, in association with a coin of Trajan. Second century.

49. GNA[TIVS]. On bottom of platter, Type 31. Graffito on outside (Fig. 23 supra, No. 3). The stamp GNATIVS occurs at Cirencester, also at York.

50. IANVARIS. On bottom of a platter. Probably a potter of La Graufesenque. First century. The stamp IANVARIVS occurs at Novaesium.

51. IASS[VS] F. On bottom of platter, Type 31. Graffito on outside the period EBVRI·F.... IASSVS belongs to of the outer Limes forts in the second