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n.
A small earthenware or metal cooking pot.
[Possibly PIP(E), cask + -KIN.]
pipkin
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| Archaeology Dictionary: pipkin |
[Ar]
Style of medieval ceramic vessel in the form of a saucepan with a single hollow handle probably made to take a wooden extension.
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