Excavations at Legio recovered dozens of roof tiles and bricks, consisting mainly of flat roof tiles (tegulae), but also ridge tiles (imbrices), bricks and floor tiles. Eight of the roof tiles and two of the bricks are impressed with Roman legionary stamps, attesting to a Roman military presence at the site: Legio VI Ferrata and Legio II Traiana. Petrographic analysis of the fragments containing legionary stamps shows that they were produced from local raw materials, thus confirming the existence of a pottery workshop near the legion’s permanent garrison at Legio.