Peterborough ware
noun
mass noun
- Archaeology prehistoric pottery of the mid to late Neolithic in Britain (c.3400-2500 BC), characterized by a round base and decorated with the impressions of twisted cord and bird bones. Unlike the contemporary grooved ware, it is not associated with henge monuments.【考古】彼得伯勒陶器（英国新石器时代［约前3400-前2500］中晚期的史前陶器, 特征为圆底座并饰有绞绳和鸟骨的印记; 与同时代带槽陶器不同, 它与圆形石结构纪念物无关）。
词源
named after PETERBOROUGH, where certain neolithic sites were located.