Jug Fragments, Caerlaverock Castle
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Archaeologists uncovered this intricate jug during excavations of the moat at Caerlaverock Castle between 1955 and 1966. The jug features a bridge-spout, one main handle, and two smaller side handles for easy lifting and pouring. Applied strips, scales, and pellets adorn its surface, accompanied by a comb decoration that once shone with a honey and light green glaze. Stamped roundels, likely imitating coins, add to the jug's ornate design. Experts believe it dates back to around 1300 AD. For more information on visiting Caerlaverock Castle, please visit our website. The jug measures 155 x 95mm. CAER485 is its identifier in the Rae Project collection.
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