Citation
/*##########################################*/| ID | Post ID | Source | Title | Author | Pub Date | URL | Accessed | Notes |
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| 124 | 718 | Lincolnshire Heritage Explorer | Stamford Extensive Urban Survey | Lincolnshire County Council | 2021 | View Link | 2026-09-29 | The Stamford Extensive Urban Survey states that Stamford ware was one of the earliest forms of lead-glazed pottery produced in England. It was made at Stamford from the ninth century and traded across eastern England and on the continent. Archaeological evidence for pottery kilns has also been recorded in the town. Supports the description of Stamford as a major centre of pottery production and trade during the Anglo-Scandinavian period. |