Jug spout
- Description
- This ceramic ram’s head is from a water jug called an ‘aquamanile’, used for washing hands during meals. The jug was made in Lincoln and discovered by archaeologists in Exeter.
- Accession Loan No.
- 118/1930
- Collection Class
- Exeter archaeology
- Common Name
- jug spout
- Simple Name
- spout
- Full Name
- aquamanile jug spout
- Dimensions
- whole length 65 mm; whole W 45 mm; whole H 80 mm
- Period Classification
- Early Medieval (1200-1400)
- Production Year Low
- 1250
- Production Year High
- 1300
- Production Town
- Lincoln
- Production County
- Lincolnshire
- Production Country
- England
- Family Group
- Material
- pottery; Lincoln ware
- Collector / Excavator
- Watson, William, Mr
- Collection Site Name
- Bowdens, 229 High Street
- Collection Town
- Exeter
- Collection County
- Devon
- Collection Country
- United Kingdom: England
- Collection Area Region
- Northern Europe
- Collection Continent
- Europe
