Source/Archive record SCH7379 - Medieval pottery from excavations in the North West. Nantwich
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| Type | Unpublished Report |
|---|---|
| Title | Medieval pottery from excavations in the North West. Nantwich |
| Author/Originator | Roberts, P |
| Date/Year | 1975 |
Abstract/Summary
Account of first year of excavations at the National Westminster Bank site. Discusses the find of a 'mystery' jug, a piece of fire-cracked waster with elaborate combed and applied decoration and green/brown glaze; no local parallels known. A few other recovered sherds show similarities in decoration, fabric and glaze to the mystery jug. The medieval pottery from Nantwich has some similarities with known wares (eg: local kilns at Audlem and Ashton), but also has differences, indicating the possibility that there was a kiln in Nantwich itself.
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Description
Draft of seminar contribution, November 1975
Location
Cheshire Historic Environment Record Digital Archive
Referenced Monuments (1)
- 180/3 Ditch & timber-constructed brine channels, National Westminster Bank Site (Monument)
Referenced Events (1)
- ECH2815 Excavations at the National Westminster Bank, Nantwich in 1974-1976 (D.Hill) (Ref: n/a)
Record last edited
Jul 29 2024 12:22PM