Excavations at Legio recovered flat roof tiles (tegulae), ridge tiles (imbrices), bricks and floor tiles. Ten of these fragments bear Roman legionary stamps in Latin: Legio VI Ferrata and Legio II Traiana. Stamps of this kind attest to a Roman military presence at the site. 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.