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Fig. 10 Inland (river)boat K73/74: Langerwehe pitcher and
Siegburg jug.
2.11 Cargo vessel Nz66w
-Found on lot Nz 66w in Southern Flevoland, north-north-east
of the village of Spakenburg, excavated in 198339.
-Stock-number: NZ66w/13.
-Stoneware: the inventory contains one complete very small
Siegburg jug (fi g. 11).
-Context of the pottery: found inside the wreck.
-Dating evidence: the type of sintel provides a building date
between the fi rst and the third quarter of the 15th century. Th e
wreck date is in the third or fourth quarter of the 15th century.
-Comment: -
Fig. 11 Cargo vessel Nz66w: Siegburg jug.
2.12 Cargo vessel (complete clinker-built foreign?
ship) G35
-Found on lot G 35 in the North-East Polder, near the village
of Creil, surveyed in 199940.
-Stock-number: NG 35-6.
-Stoneware: only a partly salt-glazed drinking jug from
Frechen(?) with a volume of c. 1 litre was present (fi g. 12). Th e
vessel showed no traces of use.
-Context of the pottery: found inside the wreck.
-Dating evidence: dendrochronological analysis provides a terminus
post quem building date of 1422 ± 6.
Based on the pottery the wreck can be dated to the third (or
fourth) quarter of the 15th century.
-Comment: the inventory also contains a stewing pan(?) and
sherds of a cooking pot in redware.
Fig. 12 Cargo vessel G35: drinking jug (Frechen?).
2.13 Cargo vessel B55
-Found on lot B 55 in Eastern Flevoland, in the centre of the
town of Lelystad, excavated in 197541.
-Stock-number: OB55/2.
-Stoneware: fragments of only one Langerwehe pitcher with a
volume of of c. 20 litres were present (fi g. 13).
-Context of the pottery: found inside the stern of the wreck.
-Dating evidence: the type of sintel provides a building date
between the fi rst and the third quarter of the 15th century.
To date no dendrochronological dating has been carried out.
A wreck date based on the ceramics is situated in the third
or fourth quarter of the 15th century.
-Comment: the inventory also contains a redware frying pan,
redware jug , fragments of redware cooking pots, a copper
kettle, a bronze cooking tripod, and a pewter drinking jug.
Fig. 13 Cargo vessel B55: Langerwehe pitcher.
39 File n.i.s.a.; Vlierman 1996, 82, tables I-II. 40 File n.i.s.a., r.i.n.g. 1999 k35 01.0. 41 Reinders et al. 1980, 31-41; Vlierman 1996, 83,
tables I-II.