Black Burnished ware , Carzield
Black burnished ware This type of pottery had a grey-black
metallic sheen caused by polishing the surface with pebbles. It
was made in Dorset (Black Burnished Ware 1) or south-eastern
England (Black Burnished Ware 2).
Small ceramic storage jar or cooking pot. Diamond cross hatching
around main body, with a simple rim, and loop handles
comprising two circular holes made in the shoulder. Oval shaped
flat base without a foot. The clay has a pale orange matrix with
grey interior and exterior. Repairs made with a white cement,
including replacing part of rim, lower body and base.
This pottery could either have come directly from the area of
the Roman fort at Carzield, or from the civilian settlement which
formed around it on its northern and western sides.
Object no :
RPD0208
Collection :
Creator :
NA
Place of Production :
NA
Dimensions :
height: 205 mm diameter (rim): 123 mm diameter (base): 170-180 mm width (max): 172 mm
Materials :
pottery & greyware & black burnished ware
Location :
NA
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Accession number :
DUMFM:1952.25.11
Copyright :
NA