Anglo-Saxon kiln project progress
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This week saw lots of participation in producing pots to be fired in the kiln.
Part of the Rendlesham Revealed project the volunteers joined the Anglian Potters on a chilly day in the forest.
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Using London clay they are making pots to help understand the origins and styles of Ipswich ware a mass produced pottery dating from about AD 680-870.
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This exciting work is all part of the wider work being done to explore what is happening in the exploration of the Rendlesham Palace site and surrounding areas.
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It is great to share our site with such enthusiasts.
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If you would like to know more have a look at this link Being Anglo Saxon
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