Jacqui Pearce and her Ten Key Ceramic Finds from London's Archaeological Collections

Since Jacqui is such an influential researcher and writer of historical ceramics within England (and in the Museum of London) I thought I would link off to an article she wrote on Chipstone that discusses her top ten ceramic finds from London's archaeological collections.

Check out her picks over here.

Maybe you are saying, who is Jacqui Pearce?  Here is a little bit about her from the MOLA website, "Jacqui is a Senior Finds Specialist with MOLA and an internationally renowned expert in medieval and later ceramics, glass and clay tobacco pipes. Her role involves research, publication and editing, in addition to the assessment of finds from current excavations."

She's written a number of great books like Border Wares (Post-Medieval Pottery in London, 1500-1700) (Vol.1) Paperback – 1992

She's also done a number of archaeological papers on various finds.  This one is on New Fresh Wharf: preliminary report on the medieval and later pottery including ceramic dating tables.


Here is a video of Jacqui with some of the historical pieces she's been able to really research.