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Jacqui Pearce - Trustee
She has been involved with the establishment of an online database of 17th-century stamped pipe makers’ marks from London. This is part of a wider ongoing project, which will be updated and expanded to include later marks in due course, in association with the development of a physical reference collection of London pipes. She has also worked on excavated clay pipe assemblages from Shrewsbury, Bath and Hertfordshire, and has a particular concern for encouraging clay pipe studies through teaching and workshops. Recent publications 2016, ‘Down at the Old Ship and Ball - Taverns, Trade and Daily Life in the London Borough of Southwark’, Post-Medieval Archaeology, 50/2, 181-226. 2009, ‘Clay pipes’, in G Beresford Caldecote the development and desertion of a Hertfordshire village, Soc Medieval Archaeol Monogr 28, 193–97. 2009, ‘Clay tobacco pipes’ in J Bowsher and P Miller, The Rose and the Globe–playhouses of Shakespeare’s Bankside, Southwark,MOLA Monograph 48, 175–80. 2008, ‘The clay tobacco pipes’, integrated into I Blair and D Sankey, A Roman drainage culvert, Great Fire destruction debris and other evidence from hillside sites north-east of London Bridge, MoLAS Archaeol Studies Ser 17. 2006 ‘The clay tobacco pipes’, integrated into A Telfer, ‘Rich refuse: a rare find of late 17th- century and mid-18th -century glass and tin-glazed wares from an excavation at the National Gallery, London’, Post-Medieval Archaeology 40:1, 191–213. Other roles Vice Preseident of the Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology. Joint Editor of English Ceramic Circle Transactions. Specialist in medieval and later ceramics, Museum of London Archaeology. Tutor on courses in post-excavation procedures for local archaeological societies in London. Other academic interests Medieval and post-medieval ceramics and glass. |
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