Context (Production / use)
Three 'Anglo-Saxon' pots made by Jonathan Garratt of Clare College for Rosemary Luff in 1974 (June). Both clays come from a large pit in the vicinity of West Stow site, and shown to me by Stanley West. Fired in a shallow pit (6 inches deep) lined with marl, with a bonfire built over them. Time taken to fire would be approximately three hours.
Event Date 6/1974
Author: Jane Pettitt

Description (Physical description)
Description for 1978.200 (.1-3): 'Three ' Anglo-Saxon' pots; two burnished pots of distinctly finer and more plastic clay than that which is finger impressed. The rougher, finger nail impressed bowl is missing one of its handles'.
Event Date 17/3/1992
Author: Jane Pettitt

Description (Physical description)
Decorated carinated pot with upright rim and flat base; modern replica of an Anglo Saxon vessel. Below neck, three horizontal grooves, band of single stamp, along shoulder are three horizontal grooves and two-line stamp filled pendant triangles; two stamps used.
Event Date 18/5/2021
Author: Jane Pettitt