Colchester, Pot sherd with inscription, FAL LOLL. Roman. FA…

Pot sherd with inscription, FAL LOLL. Roman. FAL means Falerian wine. Loll might mean Lollius and refers to the wine trader. The Falerian wine came from Italy and was very popular in the Roman empire.

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