Post Medieval - Ceramic building material (7.CBM.BE.0002)

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Category
Ceramic building material (Post Medieval)
Fabric name
Chronology
Post Medieval > Modern > 1750-1800
Dating method(-s)
morphology, historical sources
Potters' mark
No
Additional information
biscuit (waster) tile fragment; semi-finished tile; referred to as "rough fired ware"

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Site type
Pottery production
Location
Belgium; West-Vlaanderen; Brugge
Site name
Brugge, Arsenaalstraat
Excavation or Survey Team
Stedelijke Archeologische Dienst Brugge
Additional contextual information
attributed to the faience/majolica workshop/pottery company of Hendrik Pulinx; excavation/site code BR78/ARS; excavation location "Minnewater kasteel"
Slip
No
Slip color
Glaze
No
Glaze type
Glaze color
Glaze additives
Additional information
Slip
No
Slip color
Glaze
No
Glaze type
Glaze color
Glaze additives
Additional information
Surface color
white, beige
Surface texture
Smooth
Fracture color
beige white
Inclusions (non-plastics/tempering)
quartz, red fired clay grog fragments
Matrix and voids
voids are absent
Diagnostic features
Additional information
sample BR_ARS_ST2 (no thin section)
Sample type
Building material (decorative, construction)
Inventory number
7.CBM.BE.0002
Collection
Archaeological Department, Ghent University
Donating institute/person
Raakvlak, Onroerenderfgoeddepot De Pakhuizen
Host collection
Raakvlak, Onroerenderfgoeddepot De Pakhuizen
Other samples available
No
Sample collection method
Archaeological Excavation

De Witte 1978

Full reference

De Witte H. 1978. Arsenaalstraat: 18de-eeuwse faïenceindustrie. Het Brugs Ommeland 18, 4: 307.

Van Den Abeele 1986

Full reference

Van Den Abeele A. 1986. De faiencefabriek aan het Minnewater te Brugge (1750-1818). Handelingen van het Genootschap voor geschiedenis 123, 1-2: 61-105.

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