Bamboula, Finds by strata

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… information on such differentiation can be presented. In any case, percentages given for pithoi, handmade coarse ware, Plain Wheelmade I and II wares are always included in the total percentage of plain ware given. The same holds true for percentages of White Slip I and II given in conjunction with the inclusive category, "White Slip". More or less complete catalogued pots have not been reckoned into the chart on the basis of some arbitrarily fixed percentage for each [handwritten: x] in MS) for each one in the appropriate square. It is believed that one. Instead, their existence has been indicated by an asterisk (red this is the most effective way of relating them to the distribution of sherds; they should always be taken into account in evaluating the occurrence of a ware at any given level. Asterisks for plain ware pots (e.g. pithoi) - in levels where there is otherwise no specific occurrence of the same type of plain ware sherds - have been placed in the Miscellaneous column (e.g. Area A, D 2 VII :2).