A bone die [402] was found in AAP (Phase 5b), the foundation trench of the west wall of the west range of the friary.
A body fragment from local medieval ceramic vessel [859] (Phase 1, A644 infilling of watercourse ALUA) had been fashioned into rounded counter, possibly for use during game playing.
Part of a bone whistle [1670] was found in a burial soil (J209). Length 44mm.
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