Definition of Peterborough ware in English:

Peterborough ware

noun

mass nounArchaeology

Prehistoric pottery of the mid to late Neolithic in Britain (c.3400–2500 BC), characterized by a round base and decorated with the impressions of twisted cord and bird bones. Unlike the contemporary grooved ware, it is not associated with henge monuments.
〔考古〕彼得伯勒陶器（英国新石器时代约前3400-前2500中晚期的史前陶器，特征为圆底座并饰有绞绳和鸟骨的印记；与同时代带槽陶器不同，它与圆形石结构纪念物无关）
Example sentencesExamples
- The ceramic assemblage spans the Neolithic and Early Bronze Age, including carinated bowls, Peterborough Ware, Grooved Ware, Beakers and Urns.
- The decoration on Peterborough ware consists of pits, ‘maggot impressions’ made by impressing tightly rolled cord, and the impressions made by pressing the ends of bird bones into the soft clay before firing.

Named after Peterborough, where certain Neolithic sites were located.

词汇	Peterborough ware
释义	Definition of Peterborough ware in English: Peterborough ware noun mass nounArchaeology Prehistoric pottery of the mid to late Neolithic in Britain (c.3400–2500 BC), characterized by a round base and decorated with the impressions of twisted cord and bird bones. Unlike the contemporary grooved ware, it is not associated with henge monuments. 〔考古〕彼得伯勒陶器（英国新石器时代约前3400-前2500中晚期的史前陶器，特征为圆底座并饰有绞绳和鸟骨的印记；与同时代带槽陶器不同，它与圆形石结构纪念物无关） Example sentencesExamples The ceramic assemblage spans the Neolithic and Early Bronze Age, including carinated bowls, Peterborough Ware, Grooved Ware, Beakers and Urns. The decoration on Peterborough ware consists of pits, ‘maggot impressions’ made by impressing tightly rolled cord, and the impressions made by pressing the ends of bird bones into the soft clay before firing. Origin Named after Peterborough, where certain Neolithic sites were located.
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