Sarah Croix
https://pure.au.dk/portal/da/persons/sarah-croix(85a83b94-b0c4-4abb-9161-cff867a1fa7a).html
Northern Emporium Project: https://projects.au.dk/northernemporium/
The city of the dead: https://www.sydvestjyskemuseer.dk/da/aktuelle-projekter/de-doedes-by/
ENTREPOT project: http://projekter.au.dk/en/entrepot/
Northern Emporium Project: https://projects.au.dk/northernemporium/
The city of the dead: https://www.sydvestjyskemuseer.dk/da/aktuelle-projekter/de-doedes-by/
ENTREPOT project: http://projekter.au.dk/en/entrepot/
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a completely intact example of an 8th-century Mayen ware pitcher (or Kleeblattkanne; fig. 1). The
vessel was reused as an urn for a cremation burial for a small child. The find is so far unique in Scandinavia
and the best example of this ware in the early North Sea trade. Though relatively rare in a North Sea context,
Mayen ware shows a distinct presence in early emporia, and is among the earliest examples of the pottery
trade from the Middle Rhine Basin. This paper presents the find and the evidence for its use in Ribe and
discusses its wider context in early medieval trade and cultural interaction.
a completely intact example of an 8th-century Mayen ware pitcher (or Kleeblattkanne; fig. 1). The
vessel was reused as an urn for a cremation burial for a small child. The find is so far unique in Scandinavia
and the best example of this ware in the early North Sea trade. Though relatively rare in a North Sea context,
Mayen ware shows a distinct presence in early emporia, and is among the earliest examples of the pottery
trade from the Middle Rhine Basin. This paper presents the find and the evidence for its use in Ribe and
discusses its wider context in early medieval trade and cultural interaction.