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SILVER COINS FOUND AT NEVILLE'S CROSS, DURHAM. 313
Fowler failed to procure the whole of the other fragments.
Still, enough remains to have enabled Mr. Ready, of the
British Museum, to restore the vessel sufficiently
to show
its form and character, and I am indebted to Mr. Charles
H. Read, F.S.A., for the sketch from which the subjoined
woodcut has been executed.
HICM
JUG FROM NEVILLB'S CROSS.
It is a jug which, however, has lost its handle and
upper part.
It is narrower at the neck than below, and
was originally
about 7 inches high, and is 3| inches in
diameter. It is turned on a wheel, and formed of thick
well-burnt red ware, the surface covered with a yellowish
green glaze.
It is of interest as showing the character
of the domestic pottery in ordinary use during the latter
half of the fourteenth century.
The coins submitted to me for examination consisted of
the following :
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