Pottery Fragment

Ceramic

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Trimontium Museum

Name/Title

Pottery Fragment

Entry/Object ID

L.2021.237

Description

Pottery fragment, black burnished ware with two incised bands decoration, Eildon Hill.

Use

This pottery sherd would have been apart of a larger vessel. The ceramic vessel would have been used for food and drink purposes, such as cooking, serving, and storing the food.

Collection

Live Borders

Category

Fragment
Pottery

Acquisition

Accession

ETLMS:20.0003

Source (if not Accessioned)

Live Borders

Notes

Loan

Made/Created

Time Period

1st - 2nd century

Ethnography

Cultural Region

Continent

Europe

Culture/Tribe

Romano British

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Pottery

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Factory

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Industrial Structures

Nomenclature Class

Structures

Nomenclature Category

Category 01: Built Environment Objects

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

Previous Accession Number

Other Number

TT00207

Dimensions

Height

51 mm

Width

6 mm

Length

35 mm

Material

Ceramic

Color

Gray, Tan, Brown

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Exhibition

Permanent Exhibition

Interpretative Labels

Label Type

Exhibition Caption

Label

Eildon Hill North seems to have remained as a major local centre while the Romans were living at its foot, at Trimontium.