Collared Urn with Herringbone Collar - Bronze Age Pottery

A replica-style collared urn, a type of pot used in Britain and Ireland in the Early Bronze Age, roughly 2100-1500 BCE, just after the Neolithic. Collared urns are often found holding cremation burials and are recognised by their heavy, decorated collar above a tapering body. This model has a thick overhanging collar decorated with bands of twisted cord-like and herringbone-style impressions, a narrower band of fine diagonal hatching on the shoulder below it, and a plain body that tapers to a s…

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