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Red ware with creamy-white slip, with frilled rim, and probably originally with three spouts and handles. The fragment remaining shows only one spout. For the type see Oclmann, Niederbeiber, p. 67 (type 80) where it is stated on the evidence of German examples that the form lasts apparently unchanged from the first to the third centuries, available material not at present giving clear indication of its development. These urns are not a common type in thsi country ; for a similar but simpler example dated c. 100-50 A.D. see Wroxeter, i, Fig. 18, 39. Single example.