Context (Field collection)
Browne (1977): It was found in builder's spoil heaps by children near their school at King's Hedges, Cambridge and is certainly from some part of the Arbury settlement (TL 455615).
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Author: Eleanor Wilkinson

Context (Related Documents)
A loose hand written note seen with the object reads '[illegible] Britannia Note by DM Browne King's Hedges, Cambridge. TO REG.' in black ink.
Event Date
Author: Eleanor Wilkinson

Context (Related Documents)
A loose, hand written note seen with the object reads 'PUBLISHED BRITANNIA VIII (1977) 352-4' in black ink.
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Author: Eleanor Wilkinson

Context (References)
Browne, David M. (1977). 'An unusual sherd from Cambridge'. Britannia. vol VIII. p. 352-354. fig. 1.
Event Date 1977
Author: Eleanor Wilkinson

Context (Analysis)
Browne (1977): The decoration and form of this vessel are unique in this ware. They are very reminiscent of the Nene Valley so-called 'Hunt Cup' and it seems likely that this a rather crude south Fenland attempt to imitate products of the Nene Valley.
Event Date 1977
Author: Eleanor Wilkinson

Description (Physical description)
A decorated rim sherd fro a wheel thrown pot. The vessel was decorated with an animal, the back half of which is still visible.
Event Date 24/7/2020
Author: Eleanor Wilkinson