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An Unusual Pottery Bowl from Kelvedon, Essex
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 09 November 2011
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10 Since this note was written, two further sherds of the vessel have come to light. One shows the top of a human head with distinctive hair-style, impressed from yet another different die; the other is a body-sherd which helps to confirm the profile suggested.