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Camulodunum type 262, le type Besançon and Central Gaulish granite-tempered ware

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Site name Braives
location BE Liège
museum
Typology Cam 262
Description Massart illustrates and describes six jars with moulded-rims in orange and brown wheel-thrown wares, mica-slipped on the rim and shoulder. Three (nos. 2, 4, 6) are tempered with coarse quartz sand. It is noted that there are a number of other jars from the site in similar fabrics (fig.48,11-18), but without the mica-slip. These include plain beaded-rim and necked jars, but also one with a moulded-rim (fig.48,17), and it may be that all these vessels come from the same sources.
Ferdière 1972
Bibliography Massart in Brulet 1983, 131-2, fig.48,\|1-6
Fabrics(s) Insufficient data
Location map : Braives
Additional illustrations, notes and text
 • Url: http://www.potsherd.org.uk/papers/cgmw/db/site/121 • Author: • Last updated: 29 July, 2004 •