Accession No
1936.105
Description
Beaker; Bone - Fairly fine buff ware with large particles of grit; good example of ' A' type, with unusually small base, flat, but having a high ' kick' internally; ornamented rather roughly with stabbed impressions made by a short notched tool, arranged in horizontal bands on the neck, and herringbone bands on body.
'Pot is actually flint tempered and the rim has been repaired with plaster. Small fragment of human skull found inside- S. Webb 13/11/2001'
Place
Europe; British Isles; England; Norfolk; Barton Bendish; Barton Chalk Pit
Period
Bronze Age
Source
Clarke, Louis Colville Gray
Department
Arch
Reference Numbers
1936.105
Cultural Affliation
Material
Ceramic; Pottery; Human Bone
Local Term
Measurements
Events
Context (CMS Context)
Sheet 70 N.W., Norfolk. O.S. 6" map
Event Date 13/5/1987
Author: maa
Description (CMS Description)
Fairly fine buff ware with large particles of grit; good example of ' A' type, with unusually small base, flat, but having a high ' kick' internally; ornamented rather roughly with stabbed impressions made by a short notched tool, arranged in horizontal bands on the neck, and herringbone bands on body.
'Pot is actually flint tempered and the rim has been repaired with plaster. Small fragment of human skull found inside- S. Webb 13/11/2001'
Event Date 13/5/1987
Author: maa
FM:19930
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