However, while originally most of the pottery used in Britain was imported or produced by
the Roman Army potters (the Army was the main user and producer of pottery in the early
years of their conquest and occupation of Britain), the Britons saw an opportunity to make
money by selling their own pots to the Roman army. They learnt the Roman techniques and
began production for themselves. Britons produced good quality pottery called Castor ware
in the second century.