Medieval pottery in Britain, AD 900-1600

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Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis Historical and Archaeological Studies

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The first regional assessment of pottery from late Saxon to Tudor times covers the technology, production and distribution, pottery and society, before providing a select gazetteer of sites and their main pottery types, arranged by region of England-Wales-Scotland within three broad time ranges. Dating problems are taken as less important than questions on industrial specialization and social structure.

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