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Description: | A collection of three Medieval pottery sherds weighing 23.79 grams. The largest sherd (weighing 12.8g) is unglazed and undecorated. The sherd is a light-creamy brown colour, lighter on the inside. The sherd is a body sherd, most probably from a storage vessel. Flecks of mica are evident within the temper of the clay. The second largest sherd (weighing 7.52g) has been glazed with the characteristic green lead glaze. Only traces of the glaze still survive. The final sherd is a rim sherd (weighing 3.45g). The rim is also glazed but only traces survive. The rim itself is flat with a rounded lip. The flat rim also hangs over the inside of the vessel, with a rounded lip. The section of the sherd is uniform in width. All three shreds are from pots, which would have been made on a wheel. | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Identifier: | http://www.findsdatabase.org.uk/hms/pas_... | Language: | en-GB | Go to resource |
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