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| K88.112 | Frag. of rim of PW plate with marli, | |
| red fabric. Archaic / Cl. I ? | ||
| K88.113 | Thickened rim and moulded body of | |
| mortar-bowl, coarse red fabric | ||
| thick yellowish slip. | ||
| Archaic by the fabric | ||
| K88.114 | Frag. of triangular thickened rim of | |
| commercial amphora, red fabric | ||
| with mica, beige / brown slip. | ||
| East Greek. Imported. Archaic | ||
| or Classical. | ||
| K88.115 | Frag. of rim thickened into a bead of | |
| commercial amphora, red fabric | ||
| micaceous brick, red slip. | ||
| Greece. Archaic ? Classical ? | ||
| K88.116 | Sherd of body, WP amphora, | |
| Archaic II. | ||
| K88.117 | Frag. of amphora handle, PW, | |
| Archaic I. | ||
| K88.118 | Frag. of rim of cooking pot, broad | |
| ledge for the lid. | ||
| Classical ? | ||
| K88.119 | Horse leg ? Frag. of terracotta, | |
| red fabric, yellowish slip |
Note on UF 13 = heavily disturbed by the recent pit (corrugated iron, shoes, etc...) + variations of pickmen from E to W and from N to S.
→ only the material of interest is kept and grouped with UF 12
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
