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Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600

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Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600

Summary

Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600 is a literary work[1].

Key Facts

  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600 authored Mike McCarthy[2].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600 authored Catherine M. Brooks[3].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's instance of is recorded as literary work[4].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's publisher is recorded as Leicester University Press[5].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's place of publication is recorded as Leicester[6].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's publication date is recorded as +1988-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's main subject is recorded as Britain in the Middle Ages[8].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's main subject is recorded as pottery ware[9].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's main subject is recorded as medieval archaeology[10].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's title is recorded as Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600[11].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as The Pottery Industry of Stamford, Lincolnshire, c. AD 850-1250[12].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Excavations at the Deserted Medieval Village of Hangleton: Part 2[13].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Excavations in Lewes, 1974[14].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Further Excavations in Lewes, 1975[15].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Excavations at the Deserted Medieval Village of Hangleton: Part 1[16].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Medieval Pottery and Kilns found at Rye[17].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Medieval Pottery, Tiles, and Kilns found at Rye[18].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Medieval Britain in 1962 and 1963[19].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Medieval Britain in 1964[20].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Medieval Britain in 1965[21].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Medieval Britain in 1966[22].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Medieval Britain in 1967[23].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as A Sixteenth-Century Tudor Green Group From Overton, Hampshire[24].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Early medieval occupation at Honeyditches, Seaton[25].
  • Medieval Pottery in Britain, AD 900–1600's cites work is recorded as Brandon Castle, Warwickshire[26].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include Mike McCarthy[2], an archaeologist[27] and Catherine M. Brooks[3].

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Inline context (facts about related entities)

  1. [27] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org. → on this site

Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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