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E4 Roof Tile with peg hole

DateLate 12th - 13th Century

Object NamePeg tile

Mediumceramic

ClassificationsArchaeology Excavated

DimensionsOverall: Length: 10.9 cm, Width: 11.5 cm, Thickness: 13 mm, hole diameter: 12 mm

LocationView by Appointment

Object numberABDMS034206

E34

About MeRoof tile made from local clay. These were not in common use during the medieval period in Aberdeen but occasional finds suggest that some buildings had tiled roofs.

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E25 Corner Fragment Of A Tile

17th - 18th Century

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E25 Part Of A Square Tile

17th - 18th Century

E25 Peg

14th Century

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E34 Leather Fragment

12th-13th Century

E34 Mica Schist Whetstone

12th - 13th Century

E25 Jug Sherds

late 14th Century

E25 Lid Or Cover

14th - 15th Century

E25 Cheese Press Stave

13th - 14th Century

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E25 Leather Shoe Upper Fragment and Other Fragments

mid 14th Century

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E35 Counter

Late 14th - 15th Century

E6 Boot Upper

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E38 Floor Tile

E34 Leather Shoe Upper

12th-13th Century

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E25 Leather Fragment

mid 17th-early 18th Century

18th - 19th Century

12th-13th Century

14th Century

13th - 14th Century

E25 Leather Belt Fragment

mid 13th-mid 14th Century

E34 Leather Shoe Upper

13th-mid 14th Century

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E34 Leather Shoe Stiffener

12th-15th Century

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E37 Lead Weight

14th - 15th Century

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E25 Leather Strap and Fragments

mid 17th-early 18th Century

E6 Possible Wooden Lid

14th Century