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Hallstatt Pottery from Eastbourne

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 January 2012

Extract

Adjoining the northern boundary of the parish of Eastbourne and extending to the foot of the downs on the west, there is an area of arable land until recently forming part of the Motcombe Farm, part of the property of the Duke of Devonshire. The district was formerly called Northwick, and later Green Street: it was crossed by an ancient way called ‘Green Street Drove’, running east and west. The land has recently been acquired by the Corporation of Eastbourne for the purpose of their housing scheme and for allotments.

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Research Article
Copyright
Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1922

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References

page 354 note 1 All the discoveries mentioned have been plotted on a map, which is in the keeping of the Society.

page 359 note 1 The latest pronouncement is Dr Schumacher's, KarlSiedelungs- und Kulturgeschichte der Rheinlande, vol. i (Mainz, 1921), where the polychrome ware is assigned to the seventh century.Google Scholar