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Crambeck near
Crambe and
Malton in
Yorkshire is near the
River Derwent.
Crambeck is
famous in
antiquity as
having been the
Roman ceramic kiln site that...
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Crambeck Ware is a type of Romano-British
ceramic produced in
North Yorkshire primarily in the 4th
century AD. The
Crambeck Ware
industry takes its name...
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estimated at 523
people in 2013. This
figure includes the
developments at
Crambeck,
Holmes Crescent and
Chestnut Avenue that are some
distance outside the...
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century under Constantine and
later Count Theodosius. The
locally produced Crambeck Ware
pottery arrives in Ebora**** in the
fourth century—the most famous...
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Cowling (Craven),
Cowling (Hambleton), Cowthorpe, Coxwold, Crackpot, Crambe,
Crambeck Village,
Crane Moor, Cranswick, Crathorne, Cray, Crayke, Crigglestone,...
- the
results of his
major excavations of a kiln site at
Crambeck in
North Yorkshire. The
Crambeck excavations,
undertaken in
autumn 1926 and
summer and...
- fourth-century Romano-British
pottery kilns near
Crambeck. With a note on the
distribution of
Crambeck Ware by
Margaret Birley. The
Antiquaries Journal...
- Red Ware, Arizona, c. 1280 to 1450 AD, and one form of Romano-British
Crambeck Ware.
Egyptian "red
polished ware" jar,
circa 3650 –3300 BC, Predynastic...
- Ure), 1788;
Birdforth (Birdforth Beck) 1798dem;
Catterick (R.Swale) 1792;
Crambeck Bridge 1785;
Croft (R. Tees), 1795;
Danby Wiske, 1782; Downholme, (R.Swale)...
- widely,
under Roman influence.
Other wares made in
Roman Britain were
Crambeck Ware,
Huntcliff ware, and Nene
Valley Colour Coated Ware,
which was often...
