Developing a national prehistoric pottery form typology - some thoughts

June 21, 2019

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Sarah Percival, David Knight, Adam Tinsley

At our Lancaster meeting in 2018, we discussed the development of a national typology for pottery forms. You can read about the discussion points here, and get in touch if you have comments or want to contribute to this project.

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typology

form

pottery

historic england

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