The element leaching and migration from 82 to 96 samples of ceramic fragments buried in soil since the 1st-3rd century are detailed. Only the heavy compounds of the ceramics such as TiO₂ and ZrO₂ changed little in the humid climate of the burial site. High SiO₂ losses from the matrix were noted, while a calcium enrichment in absence of protein decomposition products occurred. The increase in pH as a result of calcium enrichment hindered the magnesium, iron and aluminum migration. However, in the presence of protein decomposition product, theFe₂₊ Mn₂₊, and Mg₂₊ become mobile and are partially leached. Cobalt and arsenic migrate in soil and can be absorbed by the ceramic fragments. Aluminum is either leached or accumulated depending on external conditions. No regularity was observed in behavior of some elements, while others showed a distinct enrichment or loss. See also AATA 19-580 for Part I and 20-2028 for Part II. -- AATA