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LHF
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posted 01-12-2004 12:29 AM

hey Jenn,

i'm working on an end of term project for one of my classes in the archaeology of ceramics, and am now compiling the list of books that i will reference. i remember that book you gave me copies from but i don't have the complete title. would you be able to get that to me. title, author, ISBN would greatly help.

thanks in advance,

daniel

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posted 01-12-2004 08:35 AM

Hi Daniel,

I have a few books in my collection. One specifically deals with German Stoneware. The others deal with archaeologic finds in the UK.

I will dig them out when I get home.

Jenn

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posted 01-12-2004 08:53 AM

Here are some titles that you might want to look into for your project.

Salisbury & South Wiltshire Museum: MEDIEVAL CATALOGUE PART I* (there are 3 parts)

THE MEDIEVAL POTTERY INDUSTRIES AT STAXTON AND POTTER BROMPTON, EAST YORKSHIRE (Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, Brewster, TCM, Hayfield, Colin -- 34 pages)

MEDIEVAL POTTERY FROM EXCAVATIONS (Evison, Hurst, Dunning; St. Martin's Press, NY NY; 262pp, 1974)

German Stoneware from 1200-1900: Archaeology and Cultural History*; David Gaimster; 430 pages, 1997, (ISBN: 0714105716)

The German stoneware book is excellent for showing the decline in certain pottery industries such as redware.

I will see if I can find the York book when I get home.

Jenn

NOTE: the titles with an * are items that I have.

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Woodcrafter
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posted 01-12-2004 10:15 PM

_Medieval Pottery_ by Jeremy Haslam ISBN 9-780747-800101 a Shire Archaeology series publication.

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LHF
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posted 01-13-2004 12:32 AM

thank you, thank you. i'm going to try to get these books throught the inter library loan process. i have to finalize the thisis with the proff. i'm kinda leading towards the pottery available in the english market during the last half of the fifteen century, decline and rise and availibility of local vs. imports. could i trouble either of y'all for photocopies of specifics if i can't get one or another of the books? i promise not to ask to photo copy the whole book for me but rather ask if there is something that could advance my arguement.

thank you very much onec more.

daniel

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