[Regia-NA] pottery
CRMayhew
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That's very helpful, Bill!
I have a few of those books and will check through them again for =
pottery items/info. I must have overlooked.
And I'll work on tracking down those that I don't yet have.
Thanks very much!
--charlotte mayhew
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From: VIKING@inthedanelaw.fsnet.co.uk=20
To: list-regia-na@lig.net=20
Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2003 10:14 PM
Subject: Re: Re: Re: [Regia-NA] pottery
For the pottery minded among us (sorry that the alignment doesn't look =
very nice, cut and paste doesn't work well apparently with my web-based =
email)
From my library, these are the pottery references that really are =
worth the read. Several of the volumes discussed pottery, but not =
types/shapes/compostion...really only dealing with pottery as a trade =
item.
The Archaeology of York: The Pottery, 16/6, Pottery from 46-54 =
Fishergate
A.J. Mainman
Council for British Archaology
London
1993
ISBN: 1-872414-31-1
*** One of the best works on the finds. Anglian through Viking Age =
York (and beyond). Good
description of forms and composition with good illustrations.
From Viking to Crusader, Scandinavia and Europe, 800-1200
General Eds: Else Roesdahl and David M. Wilson
Rizzoli International Publications, Inc.
New York
1992
ISBN: 0-8478-1625-7
*** Surprisingly few pictures, but fairly good descriptions.
The Vikings (A Publication of the British Museum and the Metropolitan =
Museum of Art)
James Graham-Campbell and Dafydd Kidd
Jarrold and Sons, Ltd.
Norwich
1980
ISBN: 0-688-03603-1 (William Morrow and Co., Inc.)
0-87099-219-8 (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
0-87099-220-1 (pbk) (Metropolitan Museum of Art)
*** General information, but some very nice, large pictures =
showing detail
The Archaeology of York: The Small Finds, 17/14, Craft, Industry And =
Everyday Life
A.J. Mainman and N.S.H. Rogers
Council for British Archaeology
York
2000
ISBN: 1-902771-11-7
*** Good simple description of types...not heavy on technical =
details.
The Archaeology of York: Anglian York, 7/2, Anglian York: A Survey of =
the Evidence
D. Tweddle, J. Moulden and E. Logan
Council for British Archaeology
York
1999
ISBN: 1-902771-06-0
*** Fair descriptions of composition. About 10 good illustrations =
of inscribed designs.
Early period in Regia...be careful of too early.
Wikinger Museum Haithabu: Schaufenster einer fruhen Stadt
Hildegard Elsner
Karl Wachholtz Verlag
Neumunster
(This is the guidebook for the Hedeby museum in Germany. The text =
is in German, and=20
there is no publication date or ISBN. It was purchased in the early =
'90's.)
*** Few pictures of the Hedeby finds. (If you can get a hold of =
this volume, it is very detailed
on quite a number of items.)
Jorvik Viking Centre Information Pack
(This is a booklet from the JVC, and if there was a publisher, =
date, or ISBN, it has since=20
been lost by me. It dates from approximately the mid-'80's.)
*** Good description on pottery production in simple, easy to =
understand language. Has
two good pictures (detailed) of domestic items and also of a =
couple of crucible in the
write-up on metalworking in Jorvik.
Hope this helps.=20
Bill
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>That's very helpful, Bill!</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I have a few of those books and will =
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that I don't=20
yet have.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Thanks very much!</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>--charlotte mayhew</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV style=3D"FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> Re: Re: Re: [Regia-NA] =
pottery</DIV>
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<DIV>
<P>For the pottery minded among us (sorry that the alignment doesn't =
look very=20
nice, cut and paste doesn't work well apparently with my web-based =
email)</P>
<P>From my library, these are the pottery references that really are =
worth the=20
read. Several of the volumes discussed pottery, but not=20
types/shapes/compostion...really only dealing with pottery as a trade=20
item.</P>
<P>The Archaeology of York: The Pottery, 16/6, Pottery from 46-54=20
Fishergate</P>
<P> A.J. Mainman</P>
<P> Council for British Archaology</P>
<P> London</P>
<P> 1993</P>
<P> ISBN: 1-872414-31-1</P>
<P> *** One of the best works on the finds. Anglian =
through=20
Viking Age York (and beyond). Good</P>
<P> description of forms and composition with good=20
illustrations.</P>
<P> </P>
<P>From Viking to Crusader, Scandinavia and Europe, 800-1200</P>
<P> General Eds: Else Roesdahl and David M. =
Wilson</P>
<P> Rizzoli International Publications, Inc.</P>
<P> New York</P>
<P> 1992</P>
<P> ISBN: 0-8478-1625-7</P>
<P> *** Surprisingly few pictures, but fairly good=20
descriptions.</P>
<P>The Vikings (A Publication of the British Museum and the =
Metropolitan=20
Museum of Art)</P>
<P> James Graham-Campbell and Dafydd Kidd</P>
<P> Jarrold and Sons, Ltd.</P>
<P> Norwich</P>
<P> 1980</P>
<P> ISBN: 0-688-03603-1 (William Morrow and Co., =
Inc.)</P>
<P> =
=20
0-87099-219-8 (Metropolitan Museum of Art)</P>
<P> =
=20
0-87099-220-1 (pbk) (Metropolitan Museum of Art)</P>
<P> *** General information, but some very nice, =
large=20
pictures showing detail</P>
<P>The Archaeology of York: The Small Finds, 17/14, Craft, Industry =
And=20
Everyday Life</P>
<P> A.J. Mainman and N.S.H. Rogers</P>
<P> Council for British Archaeology</P>
<P> York</P>
<P> 2000</P>
<P> ISBN: 1-902771-11-7</P>
<P> *** Good simple description of types...not heavy =
on=20
technical details.</P>
<P>The Archaeology of York: Anglian York, 7/2, Anglian York: A Survey =
of the=20
Evidence</P>
<P> D. Tweddle, J. Moulden and E. Logan</P>
<P> Council for British Archaeology</P>
<P> York</P>
<P> 1999</P>
<P> ISBN: 1-902771-06-0</P>
<P> *** Fair descriptions of composition. About 10 =
good=20
illustrations of inscribed designs.</P>
<P> Early period in Regia...be careful of too=20
early.</P>
<P>Wikinger Museum Haithabu: Schaufenster einer fruhen Stadt</P>
<P> Hildegard Elsner</P>
<P> Karl Wachholtz Verlag</P>
<P> Neumunster</P>
<P></P>
<P> (This is the guidebook for the Hedeby museum in =
Germany.=20
The text is in German, and </P>
<P> there is no publication date or ISBN. It was purchased =
in the=20
early '90's.)</P>
<P> *** Few pictures of the Hedeby finds. (If you =
can get a=20
hold of this volume, it is very detailed</P>
<P> on quite a number of items.)</P>
<P>Jorvik Viking Centre Information Pack</P>
<P></P>
<P> (This is a booklet from the JVC, and if there =
was a=20
publisher, date, or ISBN, it has since </P>
<P> been lost by me. It dates from approximately the =
mid-'80's.)</P>
<P> *** Good description on pottery production in =
simple,=20
easy to understand language. Has</P>
<P> two good pictures (detailed) of domestic items =
and also=20
of a couple of crucible in the</P>
<P> write-up on metalworking in Jorvik.</P>
<P>Hope this helps. </P>
<P>Bill</P></DIV>
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