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Jeroen Zoetmulder

Material: earthenware
Date: 6th / 10th century
Origin: not exactly known, possibly Dutch Friesland region
Size: 245 mm in height and 240 mm diameter

Condition: glued from fragments, 2 fragments missing, see photos.

This type of cooking pot has a virtually round shape and wide opening. The surface is rough. These pots are usually not decorated. They were made in the Middle Ages by hand and baked in oxygen-poor environments. They are likely to have been made by women. Besides for domestic use such as food storage, they were also used as an urn.

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6th / 10th century - Dutch Friesland region

Early medieval cooking pot - 245 x 240 mm

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