From excavations made by Hugh O'Neill Hencken in 1931. The sherds comprise: (i) a sherd with decorative vertical slashes, probably a variant of a type 4 Romano-British cooking pot (accession number 1934.100.26); (ii) an iron age south-western decorated pottery sherd (accession number 1934.100.29) and (iii) an iron age south-western decorated pottery sherd with duck stamps (accession number 1934.100.27).
This is part of the Job: 2K/20644 Archaeological finds, Chysauster Settlement, Madron, Cornwall and Carn Euny Ancient Village, Sancreed, Cornwall; within the Volume: VF000185 English Heritage/Historic England Collections and Object Photography; within the Series: HEC01/024 English Heritage/Historic England Collections; within the Collection: HEC01 Historic England
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Photographer: Davies, James O: Historic England
Enclosed Settlement, Archaeology And Excavations
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