ses, which had long puzzled the explorers. The impressof wattles or laths has been noticed on pieces of the internalwall plaster of Roman houses, notably at Caerwent.^ Nails are among the most frequent finds on Roman sites,but, as might be expected, they are, as a rule, reduced to shape-less masses… … Fig. 76.—Roofing-Tiles : Tegula and Imbrex (J) and their combination on a roof. 261 262 ROMANO-BRITISH BUILDINGS AND EARTHWORKS the first four in the illustration. That in the middle resemblesa modern clasp nail, and the remaining ones, except the smallone with a hemispherical head, are variants of…
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