MEDIAEVAL HONESTONES AND STONE MORTARS FROM THE 1970-76 EXCAVATIONS AT CASTLE RISING, NORFOLK.

Author(s): D F Williams

Identification of Mediaeval honestones and stone mortars. Thirteen of the honestones were of Norwegian Ragstone originating from central southern Norway; one was of chert, probably from the local Cretaceous; and another was made from a quartz-mica sandstone of unknown provenance. There were three mortars. One probably of Lincolnshire Limestone, another probably of Purbeck marble, while the third was of a fine-grained limestone of unknown provenance.

Report Number:
7/1989
Series:
AML Reports (New Series)
Pages:
5
Keywords:
Stone

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