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(SHERDS FROM TRENCH 43, CONT.)
(II) (Plain ware)
glassmakers' moulds, but knows of no glass flasks of the right body shape.) In this set, 3 conical bodies* and frags. of at least 3 other the flasks. Base diam .09 & .095 .09+, ht of body* : 12
[margin left: * 2 go with under # 9-10 See out deposit / P 1593, 1594] 4.) Miscellaneous local imitations: parts of Hellenistic rolled-rim saucers (rim sometimes flat on with flat bases top); bit of a fusiform unguentarium; parts of 2 spotty alabastra. Clay of the latter very characteristic w. large, frequent white bits, the others sandier.
5.) Body of small jug (diam. 098) of clay like the saucers
P 16096.) Base of a jug (?) of fine pinkish-buff clay, well baked, early Rom? [cf. P1251, joining frag. of which here very plain ware [illegible]?]
C. Painted ware, Early Iron Age 5 sherds, including 2 fr. handle, one fr. one from rim (down-turned, with zig zag on outside); this ware with white bits. One from rim of open bowl w. simple out-turned rim (with dark paint inside, and band including rim outside). Part of base of open vessel painted brown with bands and narrow stripes in black; clay coarse with dark and rather pale light bits, fired mostly greyish.
[margin left: D. I don't don't what this is]
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain