Tinido , German
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needs your help! Bartmann / Bellarmine jugs were made in a very specific region of the rhineland between 1500 -1750 to be exported to England & the Netherlands. With colonial expansion they've found there way across the globe. Now an international research projects seeks to establish a comprehensive history & typology of the jugs. So if you have seen one of those shown in the Wanted Foto attached, get in touch with the researchers!
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https://fit.uni-tuebingen.de/Project/Details?id=10576

anpa2112 ,

@Tinido @histodons Gruß aus Hürth bei Frechen

njion ,
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@Tinido @histodons I was absolutely convinced this was a shitpost at first and was very very confused lmao

subpanel Bot ,
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@njion @Tinido @histodons @gwendolenau https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poes_Gesetz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law

Nazani ,
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@Tinido @histodons
https://historicjamestowne.org/collections/artifacts/bartmann-jugs/

MonikaGierenstein ,
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@Tinido @histodons
https://www.frechenschau.de/der-bartmannkrug-ein-grossartiges-wahrzeichen/
vielleicht wendet ihr euch mal an das Keramion in Frechen die haben schon mal eine "weltweite" Suche gestartet

MonikaGierenstein ,
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@Tinido @histodons https://www.frechenschau.de/der-bartmannkrug-ein-grossartiges-wahrzeichen/
vielleicht wendet ihr euch mal an das Keramion in Frechen. Die haben schon mal eine "weltweite" Suche gestartet

LadyNorris ,
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@Tinido @histodons What was served in this badass pottery?

Tinido OP ,
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@LadyNorris @histodons They were mostly used as storage for everything liquid. The article linked in the post has a description of their very variable uses.

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@Tinido
Siegburg is where I went to school
For further Information, contact the city for more .
https://stadtmuseum-siegburg.de/ueber-uns/sammlung/siegburger-keramik/index.html

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@Tinido @histodons As a matter of fact I have seen some!

The Western Australian Shipwreck Museum has some Beardmun jugs (and fragments of them) found mostly from the Batavia and Vergulde Draeck shipwrecks. These ones were made in Frechen. Their full database of them: https://museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/artefacts/search/beardman

The below photo is artefact GT837: https://museum.wa.gov.au/maritime-archaeology-db/artefacts/gt837-stoneware

I'll send them an email!

Photo of GT837 on display at the WA Shipwreck Museum, a Beardman jug depicting a shown brown stone jug with a man's bearded face and eyebrows on the stubby neck. On the jug's body is a circular design depicting what looks like two animals holding up a shield with a five-pointed flower on it on a platform of four dots, with a large heart-shaped symbol below that. Context from https://anmm1.emuseum.com/objects/52020/beardman-jug-from-the-wreck-site-of-vergulde-draeck: "This Beardman jug was excavated from the wrecksite of the merchant ship VERGULDE DRAECK (GILT DRAGON), chartered by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) and wrecked on Western Australia's coast in 1656. A salt-glazed stoneware it features three medallions and a bearded mask. This popular style of jug contained alcohol and was also called a 'Bellarmine'. It originated in the Germanic areas of Europe during the early 1500s, and was said to be a mocking likeness of Cardinal Bellarmine."
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    • Tinido OP ,
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    @MOULE @histodons Thank you!

    Infoseepage ,
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    @Tinido @histodons I know Nicola White, a mudlarker in England, who documents her finds on the Thames, has found a number of fragments. Always neat to see what she manages to spot and pull out of the muck.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbZ4JC1seVc

    Infoseepage ,
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    @Tinido @histodons She usually documents her finds with the UK's portable antiquities scheme. They have a wonderful searchable database and it looks like they have several hundred fragmentary examples:

    https://finds.org.uk/database/search/results/q/bartmann

    ClaireFromClare ,
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    @Tinido I have just reported to the researchers that we found several beardman jugs on the wreck of the VOC ship Avondster, which sank in Sri Lanka in 1659:
    https://maritimeasia.ws/maritimelanka/avondster/beardman.html

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