Accession No
TEMP.01120.2
Description
Four sherds from possibly four different pots. The largest sherd appears to be of the body, centrally decorated with three vertical grooves of varying depth and extent. Of the three smaller sherds, one is decorated with stamp clusters separated by an incised double chevron, another has two horizontal grooves close to the edge of the sherd and the third is distinguishable by two curved indents.
Place
Europe; British Isles; England; Suffolk; Lackford; Mill Heath
Period
Anglo Saxon
Source
Lethbridge, Thomas Charles [excavator and donor]
Department
Arch
Reference Numbers
TEMP.01120.2
Cultural Affliation
Material
Pottery; Ceramic
Local Term
Measurements
Events
Context (References)
Lethbridge, Thomas C. (1951). ‘A Cemetery at Lackford, Suffolk: Report of the Excavation of a Cemetery of the Pagan Anglo-Saxon Period in 1947.' Cambridge Antiquarian Society Quarto Publications, 6.
Event Date 1951
Author: Jazmin Hundal
Context (Amendments / updates)
Sherds found with 1950.224 B, but not part of that vessel and not mentioned in Accession Register or catalogue card. Therefore, the decision was taken to assign them a temporary number.
Event Date 8/10/2020
Author: Jane Pettitt
Description (Physical description)
Four sherds from possibly four different pots. The largest sherd appears to be of the body, centrally decorated with three vertical grooves of varying depth and extent. Of the three smaller sherds, one is decorated with stamp clusters separated by an incised double chevron, another has two horizontal grooves close to the edge of the sherd and the third is distinguishable by two curved indents.
Event Date 8/10/2020
Author: Jane Pettitt
FM:287987
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