Accession No

D 1921.111


Description

A rim sherds from a tall cooking pot with an upright rim, slightly concave neck, and lightly scored shoulder. Partially reconstructed from three sherds.


Place

Europe; British Isles; England; Hertfordshire; Ashwell; Arbury Banks


Period

Early Iron Age


Source

Beldam, Francis (Major) [bequeather]; Beldam, Joseph [collector]


Department

Arch


Reference Numbers

D 1921.111; MAA: Z 11510


Cultural Affliation


Material

Ceramic; Pottery


Local Term


Measurements


Events

Description (CMS Description)
Fragment Cooking Pot
Event Date 20/2/1991
Author: maa


Context (CMS Context)
Bequeathed 1947
Event Date 20/2/1991
Author: maa


Description (CMS Description)
Upper part of a tall cooking pot with finger tip markings along the rim. Iron Age A type. Body, roughly scored.
'3 sherds stuck together to form around a third of the rim and upper part of a vessel. J.Somerville 19/3/2001.'
Event Date 10/7/2015
Author: maa


Context (Amendments / updates)
This record originally gave the place as simply 'Europe; British Isles; England'. However, both the accession register and catalogue card make it clear that the correct place is Arbury Banks, Ashwell, Herts. The Place field has therefore been updated accordingly.
Event Date 10/7/2015
Author: Imogen Gunn


Context (CMS Context)
These cooking pot sherds were originally accessioned as D 1921.111 but at some stage were reaccessioned as Z 11510. The information from the Z record has been copied across to this record and the Z number added to the idno field. This record should be treated as the primary record.
Event Date 10/7/2015
Author: Imogen Gunn


Context (CMS Context)
(Bib): Fox, C. 1923. The Archaeology of the Cambridge Region. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 94, Pl. XIV (C1)
Event Date 10/7/2015
Author: Imogen Gunn


Description (Physical description)
A rim sherds from a tall cooking pot with an upright rim, slightly concave neck, and lightly scored shoulder. Partially reconstructed from three sherds.
Event Date 27/6/2022
Author: Emily Shorter


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