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Introduction<br />
Documentation for <strong>DUA</strong> and <strong>DGLA</strong> Digital Archives:<br />
Pottery<br />
LAARC 2009 [2 nd revision]<br />
This document presents expansions for the code schema used by the Department <strong>of</strong><br />
Urban Archaeology (<strong>DUA</strong>) and Department for Greater <strong>London</strong> Archaeology (<strong>DGLA</strong>)<br />
in their digital archives created before 1992. Details <strong>of</strong> file structure and contents are<br />
provided in the supplementary document “<strong>DUA</strong>_<strong>DGLA</strong>_file_struct_2009rev.doc/ pdf”.<br />
The document contains schema for:<br />
� Roman pottery fabric codes;<br />
� Roman pottery form codes;<br />
� Samian kilns<br />
� Post-Roman fabric codes;<br />
� Post-Roman form codes;<br />
See also: The <strong>DUA</strong> (Department <strong>of</strong> Urban Archaeology) Pottery Archive Users<br />
Handbook (1984). A copy is available for consultation at the <strong>London</strong> Archaeological<br />
Archive and Research Centre.
1 Roman pottery fabric codes<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
AHFA Alice Holt/farnham wares<br />
AHSU Alice Holt/surrey wares<br />
AMPH Misc Amphorae Types<br />
ARGO Argonne ware<br />
BB1 Black-burnished 1 ware<br />
BB2 Black-burnished 2 ware<br />
BBS Black Burnished Style<br />
BHWS Brockley Hill White-slipped ware<br />
BLEG Black Eggshell ware<br />
C185B Camolodunum Type 185B Amphorae<br />
C186 Camulodunum Type 186 Amphorae<br />
C189 Camulodunum Type 189 Amphorae<br />
C306 Colchester 306 'D-rimmed' Bowl<br />
CALC Late Roman 'Calcite-tempered' wares<br />
CC Misc colour-coated wares<br />
CCGW Copthall Close grey ware<br />
CG Central Gaulish glazed ware<br />
CGBL Central Gaulish/lezoux Black colour-coated ware<br />
CGGW Central Gaulish glazed ware<br />
CGMW Central Gaulish Micaceous ware<br />
CGOF Central Gaulish colour-coated ware: Other fabrics<br />
CGWH Central Gaulish colour-coated ware: White fabric<br />
COAR Misc coarse wares<br />
COLC Colchester colour-coated ware<br />
COMO Colchester Mortaria<br />
DR20 Dressel 20 Amphorae<br />
DR28 Dressel 28 amphorae<br />
ECCW Eccles Ware<br />
EGGS Misc Eggshell ware<br />
EIFL Eifelkeramik<br />
EPON Ceramique A L'eponge<br />
ERMS Early Roman micaceous sand<br />
ERSA Early Roman sand A<br />
ERSA/B Early Roman sand AB<br />
ERSB Early Roman sand B<br />
ERSI Early Roman sand and iron-rich ware<br />
FACE Misc Face Urn<br />
FINE Misc Fine wares<br />
FLIN Misc flint tempered wares<br />
FMIC Fine Micaceous Black/grey ware<br />
G238 Gillam 238 Mortaria and allied types<br />
GBWW Gallo-belgic White wares<br />
GLAZ Other Roman glazed ware<br />
GRCC Misc Gallo-roman colour-coated wares<br />
GROG Grog Tempered ware<br />
H70 Haltern 70/Camulodunum 185A Amphorae<br />
HO77 H<strong>of</strong>heim 77 Amphorae<br />
HOFA Hollow Foot Amphora<br />
HOO Hoo-type fabric
HORNINGSEA Horningsea ware<br />
HWB Highgate 'B' Grog-tempered wares<br />
HWB VAR Roman Highate 'B' Grog Tempered Variant<br />
HWB/C Highgate Wood B or C ware<br />
HWC Highgate 'C' Sand-tempered wares<br />
HWC+ Highgate 'C' wares with added coarse sand<br />
ITMO Italian Mortaria<br />
KOAN Koan 'Style'/Dressel 2-4 Amphorae<br />
KOLN Cologne colour-coated ware<br />
L555 <strong>London</strong> Type 55.5 Amphorae<br />
LCWS Local? coarse White-slipped ware<br />
LOEG Local/?<strong>London</strong> Eggshell ware<br />
LOMA <strong>London</strong> Marbled<br />
LOMI Local/?<strong>London</strong> Mica-dusted ware<br />
LONW <strong>London</strong> ware<br />
LOXI Local oxidised ware<br />
LRCA Late Roman Cylindrical Amphorae<br />
LRMA Late Roman Miceaceous Amphora<br />
LRMW Lower Rhineland Marbled ware<br />
LRRA Late Roman Rilled Amphorae<br />
LYON Lyon colour-coated ware<br />
MARB Misc Roman Marbled ware<br />
MHAD Much Hadham ware<br />
MHMO Mancetter Hartshill Mortaria<br />
MICA Misc Mica-dusted ware<br />
MLEZ Micaceous Lezoux ware<br />
MONT Montans Samian ware<br />
MORT Misc Mortaria Types<br />
MOSL Moselkeramik<br />
NACA North African Cylindrical Amphorae<br />
NARS North African Red-slipped ware<br />
NFCC New Forest colour-coated ware<br />
NFMO New Forest Mortaria<br />
NFSE North French South East England ware<br />
NGGW North Gaulish grey ware<br />
NKGW North Kent Grey ware<br />
NKSH ?North Kent Shell-tempered wares<br />
NKWS North Kent red and white slipped ware<br />
NVCC Nene Valley colour-coated ware<br />
NVMO Nene Valley Mortaria<br />
OXCC Oxfordshire colour-coated ware<br />
OXID Misc Oxidised wares<br />
OXMO Oxfordshire Mortaria<br />
OXPA Oxfordshire Parchment wares<br />
OXRC Oxfordshire Red colour-coated ware<br />
OXWS Oxfordshire white-slipped redware<br />
PE47 Pelichet 47/Dressel 30 Amphorae<br />
PORD Portchester 'D' ware<br />
PRW Pompeian Red ware<br />
PRW1 Pompeian Red ware 1<br />
PRW2 Pompeian Red ware 2
PRW3 Pompeian Red ware 3<br />
R527 Richborough Type 527 Amphorae<br />
RB Roman Micellaneous Romano British ware<br />
RBGL Romano Britsh glazed ware<br />
RC Misc Rough-cast wares<br />
RDBK ?Verulamium Region 'Ring & Dot' Beaker fabric<br />
RHMO Rhineland Mortaria (other than Soller)<br />
RHOD Rhodian style amphora<br />
RVMO Rhone Valley Mortaria<br />
RWS Roman misc red and white slipped wares<br />
SAM Samian<br />
SAND Misc Sand-tempered wares<br />
SDBB South Devon Micaceous Black Burnished ware<br />
SEAL Amphora Seal<br />
SESH South Essex Shell-tempered ware<br />
SGCC South-Gaulish colour-coated ware<br />
SHEL Misc Shell-tempered wares<br />
SLOW Sugar Loaf Court ware<br />
SOLL Soller-type Mortaria<br />
SPAN Spanish colour-coated ware<br />
SVW Severn Valley ware<br />
TN Terra Nigra<br />
TNIM Terra nigra imitations<br />
TR Terra Rubra and 'imitations'<br />
TSK Thamesside Kent ware<br />
VCWS ?Verulamium Region coarse White-slipped wares<br />
VEGE Early Roman vegetable/chaff tempered ware<br />
VRG Verulamium Region Grey wares<br />
VRMA ?Verulamium Region Marbled ware<br />
VRMI ?Verulamium Region Mica-dusted ware<br />
VRR Verulamium Region Red wares<br />
VRW Verulamium Region White wares<br />
WARE Ware ware<br />
Additional Roman pottery type codes:<br />
Type-series<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
C Camulodunum/ Colchester Type<br />
G Gillam Type<br />
GS Gose Type<br />
GR Greene ‘The Pre-Flavian fine wares’<br />
(from Usk) type<br />
OX Oxfordshire kilns type (Young 1977)<br />
P Porchester type (Fulford 1975)<br />
MT Marsh (1978) <strong>London</strong> fineware type
Samian type-series<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
CU Curle<br />
DE Dechelette<br />
DR Dragendorff<br />
HA Haltern<br />
HE Hermet<br />
KN Knorr<br />
LD Ludowici<br />
RT Ritterling (H<strong>of</strong>heim)<br />
WA Walters<br />
Note: ‘copies’ <strong>of</strong> Samian types are prefixed ‘C’ - e.g.<br />
HWB CDR27 is a Highgate ‘B’ copy <strong>of</strong> a Dragendorff<br />
27.<br />
Decoration codes<br />
[Primary intended use is for colour-coated ware, but also applicable to other pottery<br />
types]<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
APD Applique Decoration<br />
BAD Barbotine Decoration<br />
BDD Barbotine Dot Decoration<br />
BFD Burnished Decoration<br />
BUD Burnished Decoration<br />
CGD Cut Glass Decoration<br />
EMD Embossed Decoration<br />
HPD Hair-Pin Barbotine Decoration (as in<br />
CGWH beakers etc)<br />
MOD Moulded Decoration<br />
MPD Impressed Decoration<br />
NCD Incised Decoration<br />
RC Rough Cast Decoration<br />
ROD Rouletted Decoration<br />
RSD Roller Stamped Decoration<br />
RUD Rusticated Decoration<br />
SCD Barbotine Scale Decoration<br />
STD Stamp Decoration<br />
TRD Tear Drop Barbotine Decoration (as in<br />
CGWH beakers etc)<br />
WPD White-Painted Decoration<br />
On BB1/ BB2 and variations there<strong>of</strong>:<br />
AL Acute Lattice<br />
OL Obtuse Lattice
Roman pottery form codes<br />
The codes detailed below are taken from Marsh & Tyers 1978 form type series for<br />
Southwark (<strong>London</strong>) as detailed in:<br />
Marsh, G. and P. Tyers, 1978, ‘The Roman Pottery from Southwark’, Southwark<br />
Excavations 1972-74, Southwark and Lambeth Archaeological Excavation<br />
Committee. Joint Publication No. 1, <strong>London</strong> and Middlesex Archaeological Society &<br />
Surrey Archaeological Society.<br />
Form<br />
types<br />
Figure Forms Description<br />
I. Flagons 232 I.A.1-3 Collared flagons (H<strong>of</strong>heim-type)<br />
I.B.1-9 Ring-necked flagons<br />
I.C.1 Pinch-mouthed flagons<br />
I.D.1 Disc-mouthed flagons<br />
I.E.1 Two-handled flagons with squat bulbous body<br />
233 I.F Imitation <strong>of</strong> metal form<br />
I.G Imitation <strong>of</strong> metal form<br />
I.H.1-2 Flagons with continuous body<br />
I.J.1-2 Amphora-type flagons<br />
II. Jars 234 II.A.1-14 Bead-rimmed jars<br />
II.A.15-17 Bead-rimmed jars<br />
II.B.1-2 Jars with a thickened or out-turned rim<br />
235 II.C.1-2 Necked jars with carinated shoulder; ‘figure 7’ rim<br />
II.D.1-2 Necked round-shouldered jars with ‘figure 7’ rim<br />
II.E Round-bodied necked with burnished shoulder<br />
236 II.F1-12 Jars with everted or ‘cavetto’ rim<br />
II.G.1-3 Necked jars; usually with cordon at shoulder<br />
II.H Large neckless jar with near-horizontal rim<br />
237 II.J.1-2 Neckless ‘unguent’ jars<br />
II.K Two-handled ‘honey pot’ jars<br />
II.L Large jars with simple everted rim<br />
II.M Rolled-rimmed storage jars<br />
II.N Necked jars with high rounded shoulder<br />
238 II.P Small necked jars with everted rim<br />
II.Q.1 Necked, round-bodied jars with groove or cordon<br />
on the shoulder<br />
II.R.1-2 Narrow-necked jars/flasks<br />
III.<br />
Beakers<br />
III.A Butt beakers<br />
III.B.1 Ovoid beakers with ‘ring and dot’ decoration<br />
III.C Everted-rimmed beakers<br />
239 III.D ‘Double-curve’ beakers<br />
III.E1-2 Beakers with short everted rim<br />
III.F.1-6 ‘Poppyhead’ beakers<br />
III.G Carinated beakers with tall upright plain rim<br />
III.H Beakers with rounded body and tall neck<br />
IV. Bowls 240 IV.A.1-9 Reeded-rimmed bowls<br />
IV.B.1 Bowls with deep hooked flange<br />
IV.C Deep cylindrical bowls<br />
241 IV.D Wide bowls with carination & mouldings; imitation<br />
Dr29<br />
IV.E.1 Imitation Dragendorff form 37 bowls
IV.F.1-6 Bowls with flat, hooked or folded-over rims<br />
IV.G1-4 Flat-rimmed bowls with vertical wall<br />
IV.H.1-7 Rounded-rimmed (Black-burnished-type) bowls<br />
242 IV.J.1-3 Dishes with simple rim<br />
IV.K ‘Surrey bowls’<br />
V. Dishes V.A Plates with plain exterior pr<strong>of</strong>ile<br />
242 V.B Plates with exterior moulding<br />
V.C.1 Plates with wide flat rim<br />
VI. Cups VI.A Copies <strong>of</strong> Dragendorff form 27 cup<br />
242 VI.B Conical cups with short vertical upper wall<br />
VI.C.1 Cups with carination towards the base<br />
Additional Roman form codes:<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
BX Castor-box<br />
CB Carinated bowl<br />
ERJ Everted-rim jar<br />
FACE Moulded face (as on Face-urn)<br />
FB Flanged bowl<br />
FOB Folder (beaker)<br />
FOOT Foot (from tripod bowl or cf.)<br />
LMPH Lampholder<br />
MORT Mortaria<br />
MORT BEF Bead and flange<br />
MORT GRF Grooved flange<br />
MORT HAM Hammer-head<br />
MORT HOF Hooked-flange<br />
MORT WAL Wall-sided<br />
NB Necked bowl<br />
NJ Necked jar<br />
RB Round-bodied bowl<br />
PAT Patera<br />
SJ Storage jar<br />
SPT Spout<br />
TZ Tazze<br />
UJ Unguent jar<br />
Additional rim-form codes<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
BR Bead rim<br />
CR Cornice rim<br />
FR Funnel rim<br />
PR Plain rim
Samian Kiln codes<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
LG La Graufesenque<br />
BA BAnassac<br />
MO MOntans<br />
LY LYon<br />
LZ Lezoux<br />
MV les-Martres-de-Veyre<br />
V Vichy<br />
LU LUbie-la-palisse<br />
RZ RhienZarben<br />
TR TRier<br />
SZ SinZig<br />
HY Haute-Yutz<br />
LM La Madeliene<br />
BW BlickWeiler<br />
MB MittelBron<br />
HB HeiligenBerg<br />
LX LuXeuil<br />
KW KraherWald<br />
AG ArGonne<br />
SG South Gaulish<br />
CG Central Gaulish<br />
EG East Gaulish
Post-Roman fabric codes<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
AARD Aardenburg ware<br />
AGAT Agate ware<br />
AK Ashton Keynes ware<br />
ALDERSHOT Aldershot ware<br />
ALKG Alkaline-glazed ware<br />
ANDA Andalusian lustreware<br />
ANDCO Andalusian coarseware<br />
ANDE Andenne ware<br />
ARCH Archaic Maiolica<br />
ASHTEAD Ashtead ware<br />
BADO Badorf ware<br />
BARNSTABLE GREEN LANE A Barnstable Green Lane Kiln<br />
BARNSTABLE GREEN LANE B Barnstable Green Lane kiln<br />
BARNSTABLE GREEN LANE C Barnstable Green Lane kiln<br />
BARNSTABLE GREEN LANE D Barnstable Green Lane kiln<br />
BBAS Black basalt ware<br />
BEAG Beauvais green-glazed ware<br />
BEAU Beauvais sgraffito ware<br />
BEAUVAIS REDP Beauvais red-painted ware<br />
BEDFORD B4 Bedford Fabric B4<br />
BEDFORD B5 Bedford Fabric B5<br />
BEDFORD B6 Bedford Fabric B6<br />
BEDFORD B7 Bedford Fabric B7<br />
BEDFORD B8 Bedford Fabric B8<br />
BEDFORD C1 Bedford Fabric C1<br />
BEDFORD C29 Bedford Fabric C29<br />
BEDFORD C2? Bedford Fabric C2<br />
BEDFORD C3 Bedford Fabric C3<br />
BEDFORD C36 Bedford Fabric C36<br />
BEDFORD C4 Bedford Fabric C4<br />
BEDFORD C40 Bedford Fabric C40<br />
BEDFORD C5 Bedford Fabric C5<br />
BEDFORD C54 Bedford Fabric C54<br />
BEDFORD C60 Bedford Fabric C60<br />
BHAD Black/grey Much Hadham ware<br />
BICR Bichrome redware<br />
BISC Biscuit-fired delftware<br />
BLGR Blue-grey ware<br />
BLUE Nineteenth-century blue ware<br />
BORD Border ware<br />
BORDB Brown-glazed Border ware<br />
BORDG Green-glazed Border ware<br />
BORDY Yellow-glazed Border ware<br />
BRICK Brick<br />
BRILL Post-med Brill ware<br />
BRIM<br />
CAMS Cambridgeshire sgraffitto ware<br />
CANE Caneware 1790-1900<br />
CBW Coarse border ware
CHAF Chaff tempered ware<br />
CHEA Cheam ware<br />
CHEAR Cheam redware<br />
CHPO Chinese porcelain<br />
CITG Central Italian tinglazed ware<br />
COLP Columbia Plain ware<br />
COLS Colchester slipped ware<br />
COLW Colchester ware<br />
COMS Coarse marbled slipware<br />
CONP Continetal porcelain<br />
COVENTRY Coventry ware<br />
CREA Creamware<br />
CROW Crowland Abbey-type bowls<br />
CSTN Cistercian ware<br />
CUENCA Cuenca ware<br />
CUER Cuerda Seca Spanish tin-glazed ware<br />
DENM Denham Type Ware<br />
DEVS Developed Stamford ware<br />
DUTSC<br />
DUTSD<br />
DUTSG<br />
DUTR Dutch red earthenware<br />
DUTSL Dutch slipware<br />
EARLSWOOD Earlswood ware<br />
EGS Early German Stoneware<br />
EMCH Early med chalky<br />
EMCS Early med coarse sandy ware 1150-1300<br />
EMCW Early med coarse white ware<br />
EMFL Early med flinty<br />
EMGR Early med grog-tempered ware<br />
EMID Misc East Midlands wares<br />
EMIS Early med iron-rich sandy wares<br />
EMS Early med sandy<br />
EMSH Early med shelly<br />
EMSS Early med sand and shell<br />
ENGS English stoneware<br />
ENPO English porcelain<br />
ESUR Early Surrey ware<br />
EYGE<br />
English Yellow-glazed earthenware 1780-<br />
1840<br />
FARNHAM FABRIC 2 Farnham med kiln ware<br />
FARNHAM FABRIC 3 Farnham Medieval kiln ware<br />
FREC Frechen ware<br />
FTGW French tin-glaze ware<br />
GING Martabani Ginger jars<br />
GRIM Grimston ware<br />
GUYS Guys ware<br />
GUYSG Guys green-glazed ware<br />
GUYSY Guys yellow-glazed ware<br />
HEDI Hedingham ware<br />
INDV Misc industrial vessels<br />
IPS Ipswich-type ware
IPSWICH FORE ST Ipswich Fore Street ware<br />
ISAB Isabella tin-glazed ware<br />
ISLE Isleworth? ware<br />
ITALS Italian Slipware<br />
JACK Jackfield-type ware<br />
JGH1 Hurst type 1<br />
KING Kingston ware<br />
KINGSL Surrey med slipwares<br />
KOLS Cologne stoneware<br />
KUTA Kutayha ware<br />
LANG Langerwehe stoneware<br />
LCALC Calcareous <strong>London</strong>-type ware<br />
LCGR Low Countries grey ware<br />
LCOAR Coarse <strong>London</strong>-type ware<br />
LCOAR SHEL Shelly ?<strong>London</strong>-type ware<br />
LIGU Ligurian tin-glazed ware<br />
LLANSTEPHAN-TYPE Llanstephan-type ware<br />
LLON Late <strong>London</strong> ware<br />
LLSL Late <strong>London</strong> Slipware<br />
LMCR Late to post-med grogged crucible<br />
LMSR Late med/transitional sandy redware<br />
LMSR COAR<br />
LMU Late med Hertfordshire glazed ware<br />
LOCO a Local Coarseware<br />
LOGR Local grey ware<br />
LOND <strong>London</strong>-type ware<br />
LONS <strong>London</strong> stoneware<br />
LOSTWITHIEL KILN Lostwithiel kiln ware<br />
LRSL Lower Rhineland slipware<br />
LSS Late Saxon shelly<br />
LUST 19c lustreware<br />
LYDFORD A Lydford Fabric A<br />
LYDFORD B Lydford Fabric B<br />
LYDFORD C Lydford Fabric C<br />
LYDFORD D Lydford Fabric D<br />
LYDFORD E Lydford Fabric E<br />
LYDFORD F Lydford Fabric F<br />
M40 M40 ware<br />
MAGR Mahgrebi ware<br />
MALV Malvern Chase ware<br />
MART Martincamp flask<br />
MEDG Mediterranean green-glazed ware<br />
MERC Spanish mercury jars<br />
MESH Meshed ware<br />
METS Metropolitan slipware<br />
MG Mill Green ware<br />
MGCOAR Mill Green coarseware<br />
MISC Misc wares<br />
MISC IMP Misc imported? wares<br />
MLOJ Motelupo oil jar<br />
MLTG Montelupo tin-glazed ware<br />
MOCH Mocha ware
MSAX Misc mid Saxon wares<br />
MY Midlands Yellow ware<br />
NBW Nineteenth century buff ware<br />
NBYC Newbury Group 'C'<br />
NDGT North Devon Gravel tempered ware<br />
NEOT St.Neots ware<br />
NFM N.French monochrome<br />
NFRE Misc North French wares<br />
NHS North Holland slipware<br />
NIMS N.Italian marbled slipware<br />
NISG North Italian Sgraffitto ware<br />
NKNT North Kent Tudor ware<br />
NMDX North Middlesex Ware<br />
NORG Normandy glazed ware<br />
NORM Normandy gritty ware<br />
NOTS Nottingham stoneware<br />
OLIV Spanish olive jars<br />
ORGT Organic tempered ware (bell-moulds etc)<br />
OXAC Oxford Fabric AC<br />
OXAM Oxford Fabric AM<br />
PCBM Post-med Ceramic Building Material<br />
PEAR Pearlware<br />
PEN 'Pen' ware<br />
PENHOW Penhow castle ware<br />
PMBL Post-med black-glazed ware<br />
PMFR Post-med fine redware<br />
PMIR Post-med iron-rich ware<br />
PMR Post-med redware<br />
PMSL Misc post-med slipwares<br />
PMST Post-med slip trailed ware<br />
POCO<br />
Portuguese glazed micaceous<br />
coarseware<br />
POTG Portuguese or Spanish faience<br />
RAER Raeren stoneware<br />
RBAS Red basalt ware<br />
RBOR Red Border ware<br />
REDP Red painted ware<br />
REFL<br />
Refined earthenware with lustre<br />
decoration 1800-1900<br />
REFR Refined redware<br />
REFW Refined white earthenware<br />
REST Red Stoneware 1680-1800<br />
ROUE Early Rouen ware<br />
ROUL Late Rouen ware<br />
RPOT Misc Roman wares (residual)<br />
SAIC<br />
Saintonge clear-glazed sgraffittodecorated<br />
ware<br />
SAIG Smooth green-glazed Saintonge ware<br />
SAIM Mottled green-glazed Saintonge ware<br />
SAIN Saintonge ware<br />
SAIP Saintonge polychrome ware
SAIPG<br />
Saintonge polychrome with internal<br />
smooth green glaze<br />
SAIS White-slipped Saintonge ware<br />
SAIU Unglazed Saintonge ware<br />
SATH Sandy Thetford-type Ware<br />
SBLB English stoneware black-leading bottle<br />
SCAR Scarborough ware<br />
SCOM Staffordshire combed flatware<br />
SELZ Selter Bottle<br />
SEMS South Essex Medieval Shelly ware<br />
SHER S.Herts wares<br />
SIEB Brown-slipped Siegburg stoneware<br />
SIEG Siegburg stoneware<br />
SLRE Slip-trailed red ware 1600-1900<br />
SMEAR Smear-glazed stoneware 1790-1900<br />
SNTG South Netherlands Maiolica<br />
SPAL Spanish lid<br />
SPAM Spanish red micaceous ware<br />
SPGR Spanish green-glazed wares<br />
SPOA Misc Spanish amphora (not OLIV)<br />
SPOW Misc med Spanish wares<br />
SSOM South Somerset ware<br />
SSW Shelly sandy ware<br />
SSWCOAR Coarse shelly sandy ware 1100-1200<br />
STAM Stamford ware<br />
STAR Spaniah star costrel<br />
STBRS Staffs brown stoneware<br />
STBU Staffs butterpot<br />
STCO Staffs coarse ware<br />
STEM Staffordshire embossed flatware<br />
STGW ?Spanish tin-glazed ware<br />
STMO Staffordshire mottled brown glazed ware<br />
STRE Staffs redware<br />
STSG<br />
Staffordshire brown-slipped and sgraffitto<br />
wares<br />
STSL Staffs slipware<br />
SUND Sunderland coarse ware<br />
SWSG Staffs white salt-glazed stoneware<br />
SWSG DRAB Drab English stoneware<br />
SWSL Slipped English white stoneware<br />
TBIC Tudor bichrome ware<br />
TGW English/Dutch tin-glazed ware<br />
THET Ipswich Thetford-type ware<br />
THWH White Thetford-type ware<br />
TPW Transfer-printed ware<br />
TUDB Tudor brown ware<br />
TUDG Tudor green ware<br />
TUDR Tudor red ware<br />
VALE Early Valencian lustreware<br />
VALM Mature Valencian lustreware<br />
VERW Verwood ware<br />
VIC miscellaneous Victorian ware
WERR Werra ware<br />
WESE Weser ware<br />
WEST Westerwald stoneware<br />
WHIE Whieldon ware<br />
WINC Winchester ware<br />
WOOLS Woolwich Ferry white stoneware<br />
Post-Roman form codes<br />
CODE EXPANSION<br />
ALB Albarello<br />
BAL Baluster<br />
BEAD Beaded rim<br />
BEDP Bed pan<br />
BISC Biscuit<br />
BKR Beaker<br />
BOT Bottle<br />
CAUL Cauldron<br />
CHAF Chafing dish<br />
CHP Chamber pot<br />
CLGL Clear glass<br />
CNDST Candle stick<br />
COL Collander<br />
CON Conical<br />
COND Condiment dish<br />
COST Costerel<br />
CP Cooking Pot<br />
CRUC Crucible<br />
DEC Decorated<br />
DJ Drinking Jug<br />
DRIP Dripping dish<br />
EV Everted rim<br />
FLP Flower pot<br />
FRYP Frying pan<br />
FUM Fuming pot<br />
GRGL Green glazed<br />
LCUP Lobed cup<br />
MAL Mallet shaped bottle<br />
MBOX Money box<br />
MINI Miniature<br />
OBJ Object<br />
OINNT Ointment jar<br />
PIP Pipkin<br />
PTCH Pitcher<br />
PTPOT Paint pot<br />
S+G Shaft and Globe<br />
SGR Sgraffito<br />
SPP Spouted Pitcher<br />
SUGM Sugar mould<br />
TANK Tankard<br />
TPIP Tripod pipkin
TPOT Teapot<br />
TRIP Tripod pitcher<br />
VAR Variant<br />
WALT Wall tile<br />
WAT Watering pot<br />
WHSL White slipped
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