Ceramics and Ceramic Feast Gear

Last Updated 3/30/98

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Majolica

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1944. "Willingham Villa and Romano-Saxon Pottery in Kent." Antiquity XVII :52-55. {examination of mostly wheel-made pottery from the Roman period}
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