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Finds - Aberdeen's Carmelite Friary. Data query

Records returned: 1 - 25 of 48 for 'Find Type = Clay pipes'
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More ID Find Type Secondary Find Type Generic Grouping Phase Layer Feature Burial Number
More 23 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A2    
More 24 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A10 AAH  
More 25 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A14    
More 26 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A14    
More 27 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A1    
More 28 Clay pipes   Clay pipes   A305 AFK  
More 29 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A229 AFD  
More 30 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 5b A53 AJM  
More 31 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A484 AKV  
More 32 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A484 AKV  
More 33 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A484 AKV  
More 34 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A538    
More 35 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A437 AJE  
More 36 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A460    
More 37 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 6 A491    
More 38 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A496    
More 39 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A519    
More 40 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A489 AKC  
More 41 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A489 AKC  
More 42 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A489 AKC  
More 43 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A497 AKG  
More 44 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A497 AKG  
More 45 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A428    
More 46 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A439 AJG  
More 47 Clay pipes   Clay pipes 9 A440/A443 AJJ/AJH  

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