A PETROLOGICAL NOTE ON SOME IRON AGE SHERDS FROM SITES IN WINCHESTER, HAMPSHIRE

Author(s): D F Williams

A small group of Iron Age sherds from Winchester were thin sectioned and found to have a fabric characterized by moderately frequent inclusions of glauconitic pellets. This seems to point to the Upper Greensand as the most likely source, and as such, a non-logical origin. In recent years the writer has noted a group of sandy glauconitic Iron Age pottery from a number of other Hampshire sites. It is not clear at present if this represents the output from a single production site or many centres.

Report Number:
112/1991
Series:
AML Reports (New Series)
Pages:
5
Keywords:
Ceramic Petrology Pottery

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