14th century roof tile with nib and peg hole (Blackfriar gate excavation 1973/4)

Made:
Middlesex

14th century roof tile with nib and peg hole (Blackfriar gate excavation 1973/4), broken original, size 320 x 210 x 125 mm

Details

Category:
Building Construction
Object Number:
1976-178
type:
roof tile
credit:
Hull Museums

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