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21-22 Brown-black glaze; base ring. Hellenistic, third to second centuries B.C. Common type of bowl; probably had incurved rim, [handwritten: the] most usual. Cf. Tarsus I Fig.180.
23 Red glaze; base ring. Like 21-22. 24 Orange clay, red glaze; out-turned rim. Perhaps from hemispherical bowl with ornament. Could be late Hellenistic, but more like "Hellenistic Pergamene" of first century B.C. Cf. Tarsus I Figs. 183 and 189. 25 Pinkish red clay, traces of matt red glaze; from bowl with flange below upright rim. Roman of second century A.D. or slightly later (i.e., the latest piece in the group with which 20c would be contemporary). Cf. Tarsus I Fig.194 A for earlier form.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain