Context (Related Documents)
Handwritten label (originally found with Z 26900 A-B, possibly also referring to these sherds) reads: 'MILL LANE (S.J. Freeman, 1904' and in later hand 'these[?] sherds marked MILL LANE only'.
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Author: Imogen Gunn (admin)

Description (Labels & Markings)
Marked in black ink: 'Mill Lane, Cambridge.'
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Author: Imogen Gunn (admin)

Description (Physical description)
Description for Z 30844 [A-D]: 'Sherd of cooking pot; green glazed handle; ?base of very dense, late ware; sherd of slip ware.'
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Author: maa

Description (Physical description)
Paul Spoerry: 'Two jars in coarse brown sandy fabrics from the same site (CUMAA Z30848) and from Mill Lane (CUMAA Z30844) are probably South-west Cambridgeshire Sandy ware (SCAMSW), albeit perhaps in 13th-century forms with upright necks and rims.'
Event Date 2016
Author: Danlei Zhou

Description (Physical description)
Paul Spoerry: 'Hand-made, wheel-finished jar with an everted externally thickened rim and sagging base. The jar is sooted most obviously on the rim edge. Reduced fabric, grey-brown surfaces mid grey core. Abundant medium quartz. Moderate medium calcareous inclusions and rare coarse calcareous inclusions.'
Event Date 2016
Author: Danlei Zhou

Context (References)
Spoerry, Paul. (2016). The Production and Distribution of Medieval Pottery in Cambridgeshire. East Anglian Archaeology 159. Bar Hill, Cambridgeshire: Oxford Archaeology East. pp. 52, 119, Fig. 9.16 (no. EM17)
Event Date 2016
Author: Danlei Zhou