Mepham, L. and Brown, L. (2007). The Broughton to Timsbury pipeline, Part 1:. Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club & Archaeological Society. Vol 62, pp. 35-68.

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Title:		 The Broughton to Timsbury pipeline, Part 1:
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Subtitle:		 a late Saxon pottery kiln and the production centre at Michelmersh, Hampshire
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Issue:		 Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club & Archaeological Society
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Series:		 Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club & Archaeological Society
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Volume:		 62
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Page Start/End:		 35 - 68
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Publication Type:		 Journal
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Abstract:		 During excavations in the village of Michelmersh, a late Saxon clamp kiln was discovered, with a number of jars in situ from its final firing. Archaeomagnetic dating shows that this took place in the late-tenth or early-eleventh century. A small number of contemporary features indicate relatively non-intensive activity. The kiln products, after new chemical analysis and a review of the previously excavated `Four Seasons' kiln material, suggest that `Michelmersh ware' should be reconsidered as a ceramic tradition with a lifespan of two or even three hundred years. Village based production is indicated with a distribution area centred around Winchester and extending at least into Wiltshire. Reasons behind the development of high quality wheel-thrown wares in standardised forms and sizes are briefly considered. Separately authored contributions include
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Author:		 Lorraine Mepham
Lisa Brown
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Year of Publication:		 2007
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Jars (Auto Detected Subject)
Clamp Kiln (Auto Detected Subject)
EARLY MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
Ceramic (Auto Detected Subject)
MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
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Note:		 [given in text as NGR 429440 132450 to 434510 126350; equates to SU 29440 32450 to SU 34510 26350]
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Created Date:		 29 Feb 2008