Prehistoric Pot (Hepple)
A very small food vessel was found at Hepple. It is 1-3/4in high, 2-1/2in wide at the mouth and 1-5/8in wide at the bottom. It has four perforated ears and on the bottom is a cross of twisted thong impressions. (Illustration in Bronze Age Pottery, 2 1912 Plate LXXXII, fig 283, J Abercromby). (1)
List of 'Incense Cups'. Hepple. A miniature food vessel, (fig 8) in British Museum (a)(b).
(Possibly found at Kirkhill see NT 90 SE 7). (2)
General association with HER 1197 (Sites of round barrows) (3)
List of 'Incense Cups'. Hepple. A miniature food vessel, (fig 8) in British Museum (a)(b).
(Possibly found at Kirkhill see NT 90 SE 7). (2)
General association with HER 1197 (Sites of round barrows) (3)
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