Hurst, J. G. and Gaimster, D. R M. (2005). Werra Ware in Britain, Ireland and North America. Post-Medieval Archaeol 39 (2). Vol 39(2), pp. 267-293.
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Werra Ware in Britain, Ireland and North America | ||
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Post-Medieval Archaeol 39 (2) | ||
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Post-Medieval Archaeology | ||
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39 (2) | ||
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267 - 293 | ||
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The article describes the history of the study of Werra slipware, a high-quality tableware made in the Werra valley of northern Germany during the period c. 1570--1630. Its occurrence on 175 sites in Britain and Ireland, and thirteen in North America, is documented and discussed. The market for this ware was very largely coastal and urban. In some instances its use may be related to communities of Strangers. The dating, vessel forms and decoration of this ware are also considered. | ||
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2005 | ||
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26 Apr 2006 |