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Description: | I sherd of glazed earthernware. A fragment of pottery handle. The fabric is grey-white with some slight, orange oxidisation at the margins below the glaze. It is tempered with abundant, fairly fine sand and has no other visible inclusions. The handle is decorated on its upper surface with a line of impressed four-quadrant, circular stamps, two and a half of them on the remaining fragment. The handle is unevenly coated with a yellow-green lead glaze.This handle may have come from a jug, a handled jar or a spouted pitcher. Possibly East Dorset/South Wiltshire pottery. Stamped decoration similar to that seen on this piece is common on material dated to the 13th to 14th centuries in many areas, including Wiltshire.Date: Medieval - 13th to 14th centuriesWeight: 24 g
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