Stoneware Crucible Rim Sherds

Forty-three ceramic rim sherds from multiple Hessian crucibles of various sizes. The crucible sherds are likely made of a crude stoneware with a coarse, gray paste. All fragments are lightly burned or stained and were possibly used, although they are not as heavily stained as some of the crucible sherds in the same context. Some sherds may possibly be from unused crucibles. The sherds are likely from vessels with triangular-shaped mouths. A few sherds mend but more than one vessel is represented. 

• Object number

  831

• Dimensions

  Weight 180 gr

• Animals/objects

  Crucible

• Category

  Manufacturing

• Class

  Ceramic

• Functions

  Metallurgy

• Material

  Stoneware

  Other

• Context

  Lot 14 North, Midden Level 1 (624.831)

• Forms

  Rim

• Ware types

  Refractory Ware

  Germany

• Techniques

  Molded

  Burned