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Name | Location | Date | Source |
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Aessicunia | Bath, Somerset | c. AD 275–400 | Alloy sheet |
Cundacus | East Farleigh, Kent | 3rd century | Lead sheet |
Cunedecanes | Leintwardine, Herefordshire | Fourth-century context | Lead sheet |
Cunicatus | Caerleon, Gwent | Coarse pottery | |
Cunicius | Barnardiston, Suffolk | copper-alloy | |
Cunitius | Bath, Somerset | Second century? | Alloy sheet |
Cunittus | Leintwardine, Herefordshire | Fourth-century context | Lead sheet |
Cunitus | Henhull, Cheshire | Lead vessel | |
Cuni[…] | Winchester, Hampshire | Late third or fourth-century context | Coarse pottery |
Cunoaritus | East Farleigh, Kent | 3rd century | Lead sheet |
Cunoarus | Chesterton, Cambridgeshire | ? | mortarium stamp |
Cunobacha | Moulton, N. Yorks | stone | |
Cunobarrus | Caistor, Lincolnshire | possibly 4th c. | lead tank |
Cunobelinos | AD 43 | ||
Cunobelinus | Late first century BC to early first century AD | Coin | |
Cunol[…]va | St. Albans, Hertfordshire | Late third or fourth-century bowl | Coarse pottery |
Cunominus | Knapwell, Cambs | copper-alloy | |
Cunomoltus | Bath, Somerset | Second century? | Alloy sheet |
Cunomorinus | Towcester, Northamptonshire | Third century | Lead sheet |
Cunovendus | Binchester, County Durham | NRC of fourth century | Tile |
Cunovendus | Leicester | AD 150-250 (based on lettering - Old Roman Cursive) | Lead sheet |
Cunovindus / Cunovendu[s] | Northumberland ? | Slab of sandstone | |
Cunovinna | Uley, Gloucestershire | c. AD 175–275 | Lead sheet |
Cunsa | Bath, Somerset | c. AD 275–400 | Alloy sheet |
Cunsus | Bath, Somerset | c. AD 275–400 | Alloy sheet |
Cun[…] | Bower Chalke, Wiltshire | Coarse pottery | |
Cun[…] | Lincoln, Lincolnshire | Coarse pottery | |
Kunaris | Chester | Samian dish | |
Qunavo | Camelon, Stirlingshire | Samian ware | |
Titocuna | Ratcliffe-on-Soar, Nottinghamshire | Lead sheet | |
Verconus | Carlisle, Cumbria | c. AD 79–103/5 | Writing tablet |
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