PRN 30527 In Grantham Museum a small dark greyware decorated bowl and two sherds of black stamped ware dating to the 6th century, found during building in New Somerby. The grid reference on the OS card is SK 923 353 probably estimated from the position of New Somerby on the OS map. {1}{2}{3} A small bowl in dark grey ware decorated with firm lines forming closed panels. Each containing a single row of ‘keyhole’ stamps. {4} Two fragments of hard black ware, possibly from the same pot, showing parts of pendant triangles filled with stamps: three stamps are used. Probably mid to late sixth century. {5} At SK 921 354 there were inhumation burials with a small bowl of greyware decorated with firm lines forming panels, each containing a single row of keyhole stamps. Also two fragments of hard black ware, possibly from the same pot, showing parts of pendant triangles filled with stamps. These finds were made at New Somerby. {6} In Grantham Museum are some fragments of Black Anglian pottery with stamped rosette designs found at different [locations] in the suburbs of New Somerby in building houses. {7}