A Stamford Ware Pottery Kiln in Pontefract: A Geographical Enigma and a Dating Dilemma

Cumberpatch, C. G.; Roberts, Ian; Alldritt, Diane; Batt, C. M; Gaunt, G. D.; Greenwood, David; Hudson, J.; Hughes, Michael J.; Ixer, R. A.; Meadows, John; Weston, Phil; Young, Jane

doi:10.1179/0076609713z.00000000017

Medieval Archaeology

2013

DOI: 10.1179/0076609713z.00000000017

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A Stamford Ware Pottery Kiln in Pontefract: A Geographical Enigma and a Dating Dilemma

C. G. Cumberpatch¹,

Ian Roberts²,

Diane Alldritt³

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INTRODUCTIONIn the 9th century England witnessed major social upheaval; Viking armies moved through the north and east, towns flourished for the first time since Roman rule, land ownership was fundamentally transformed and new forms of material culture were produced. T displays a revolution in ceramic production; in a departure from earlier practices, pottery was wheel-thrown, kiln-fired and made on a near industrial scale. This sophisticated production emerged in a country that had not witnessed such techniques for over 500 years and, most surprisingly, it prospered in eastern England the Danelaw an area controlled by Scandinavian elites hailing from aceramic regions.

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A Stamford Ware Pottery Kiln in Pontefract: A Geographical Enigma and a Dating Dilemma

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Pottery Production in Anglo-Scandinavian Torksey (Lincolnshire): Reconstructing and Contextualising theChaîne Opératoire

Pottery Production in Anglo-Scandinavian Torksey (Lincolnshire): Reconstructing and Contextualising theChaîne Opératoire

List of publications on the economic and social history ofGreatBritain and Ireland published in 2013

Pontefract: A Review of the Evidence for the Medieval Town

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