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Early to Middle Iron Age pottery assemblage, Manor Farm (EHER 7756)

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Summary

Fragments of two Hallstatt-type urns and two sherds of Middle Iron Age pottery found in 1934, in a gravel pit at Manor Farm, Woodham Walter.

Map

Location

Grid reference TL 8163 0819 (point)
Civil Parish WOODHAM WALTER, MALDON, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

Fragments of two Hallstatt-type urns found in 1934, in a gravel pit at Manor Farm, Woodham Walter. Both were approximately globular shaped, the smaller vessel being within the other. Finds are in Colchester Museum. They were given by J.M. Bull to Colchester Museum (nos. 600-1.35). <1> - <6> The 'SMR' (EHER) sheet refers to 'IA Bucket Urn'. <7> The finds were collected by J.M. Bull from the gravel quarry in 1934. He deposited them with Colchester Museum. Other pottery also found in the quarry was given to J.G.S. Brinson, including a rim of a Middle Iron Age cooking pot (3rd-2nd century BC) and a second sherd which may be part of the same vessel. <8> Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import.

Finds

Sources

  • <1> RECORD SHEET/FORM: Ordnance Survey. 1950-1990. OS cards. TL80NW03, 1976.
  • <2> Article in monograph: Hull, M.R.. 1963. A History of the County of Essex. Victoria County History Volume III. p.264.
  • <3> Report: Colchester Museum. Colchester Museum Report. p.11.
  • <4> Artifact: Colchester Museum. unknown. ARTEFACT Colchester Museum. Acc No 600.35, 601.35.
  • <5> Map: Hull, M.R.. 1949. Ordnance Survey Correspondent's sheet - 6'' annotated map (Corr 6") by M.R. Hull.
  • <6> PERSONAL OBSERVATION: Bull, S.M.. Comments on Iron Age pottery. Inf (S M Bull).
  • <7> DESC TEXT: Rodwell, W.J.. unknown. SMR.
  • <8> Article in serial: Rodwell, W.J.. 1976. Archaeological Notes: Some Unrecorded Archaeological Discoveries in Essex, 1946-75. Essex Archaeology and History. 8. 234-247. p.243.

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Other References

  • Old SMR Number: TL80-009
  • NRHE identifier: 380780
  • National Monuments Record: TL 80 NW 3

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