Reconsidering ceramics and trade using big data: the significance of stoneware distribution in the Low Countries, 1200-1600

<p>Supplementary material, R.M.R. van Oosten (accepted 17-8-2019), 'Reconsidering ceramics and trade using big data: the significance of stoneware distribution in the Low Countries, 1200?1600' Medieval Ceramics . The Journal of the Medieval Pottery Research Group (MPRG)</p><p>1) A bibliography of the publications used, ordered alphabetically per town (an 11-page PDF file); <br>2) The frequency of stoneware in seven archaeological years, 1250, 1300 in the 38 towns in the Low Countries and 3 towns outside the Low Countries (Excel file with one sheet) <br>3) The data itself, i.e., the various fabrics per assemblages ordered per town (Excel file with 42 sheets). </p><p>Fabric codes from the Deventer systeem, Dutch classification system: P. Bitter, S. Ostkamp en N.L. Jaspers, Classificatiesysteem voor (post-)middeleeuws aardewerk en glas= Het Deventer Systeem (sinds 1989), April 2012, 700 pages, p. 4 & 8.</p>