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Fragments of Iron Age pottery. The crushed flint added to the clay to aid firing can be seen quite clearly. The largest piece is 53mm x 39mm.

Iron Age Pottery

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Fragments of Iron Age pottery. The crushed flint added to the clay to aid firing can be seen quite clearly.
The largest piece is 53mm x 39mm.

Added:
22nd Jul 2014 by Luton Museums

Subjects:
 History

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2

Source: Luton Culture
Date of artefact: Iron Age

Keywords:
Iron Age Pottery Celts

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