Seal with letters PBI and impression of bull. Described in Eboracum as "Sealing, of lead, 15/16 in. diameter, consisting of a circular blob with bulges at the back made by the string that once ran through it. On the front is the impression of a bellowing bull, facing right, with the letters PBI in the field above. Found in Blossom Street in 1954 at the junction of Roads 9 and 10 on the surface of Road 9. P(ROVINCIAE) B(RITANNIAE I(NFERIORIS) 'Of the Province of Lower Britain'. York was, after the early 3rd-century division of Britain into two provinces, the capital of Lower Britain. The bull is usually considered the badge of the Sixth Legion, stationed at York.
