EAA 19, 1983: Two post-medieval earthenware pottery groups from Fulmodeston

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Limited excavation produced 16th-century pottery which is transitional between medieval reduced wares and post-medieval glazed red earthenwares. A wide range of nearly complete vessels was retrieved from a ditch: jugs, jars, pancheons and pipkins, warming pots or pomanders, sprinkler pots and a ‘chicken feeder’. A large collection of kiln saggars, used for stacking tankards for firing, came from a pit, however the kiln site is not known. The pottery provides a useful corpus for comparison with groups or stray finds discovered elsewhere.

Full reference:

Wade-Martins, P., 1983, Two Post-medieval Earthenware Pottery Groups from Fulmodeston, East Anglian Archaeology 19

A4, 28pp, 32fig, 7pls