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Description: | A fragment of a coarseware vessel of Medieval date (c. AD 1200 - c. AD 1400). Length: 96.0mm; width: 71.0mm and 8.4mm thick. Weight: 119.28g.The fabric is a mid-buff colour and is tempered with what appears to be crushed flint. The fragment consists of a portion of the rim, the neck and the body. The rim and neck are together slightly everted and the body flares outwards abruptly from the neck. On the outer face, at the junction beteen the neck and the body, there is a finger impressed applied strip. It can be estimated that, when complete, the outer diameter of the rim would have been about 22.0cm.This fragment of pottery is in a stable condition and is partially covered in a matt black deposit as a result of it having been in the bed of a stream. It was found in the same vicinity as part of a Saintonge Ware pitcher. See Portable Antiquities Scheme find: IOW-A1CF27.
Original Image | Publisher: | http://finds.org.uk | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Identifier: | http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/r... | Go to resource |
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