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(cont. fr. p. 88 opposite.) E. Turkish glazed ware 2 frags. fr. sgraffito bowls, one w. green decoration 1 frag. fine ware, no incision, but on outside a brownish band. F. Tiles: - a frag. with a creamy circular coating of pottery paint, and other bits. G. Oddments Flat piece of T.C. w. rounded end. Part of small stone bowl w. flat bottom and narrow flat-topped rim. Dark - diorite? (notes on sherds continued p. 85)
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(SHERDS FROM TR. 43, CONT.)
Margin left: (V)
B) "Casserole" ware, small piece with rim, pieces of 4 diff. bowls. P 1600 - 6 frags. of jug cp. p. 72, #2. (then ribbed) - Combed ware - should prob. go under A - a handle of a coarsely made pot, the top of the handle continuous with the rim, which slopes down to the interior of the vessel; the comb marks in little gouges along the top of the handle. Another frag. with incision, unidentified.
C. Early Iron Age painted ware Frag. fr. wall of large vessel, greenish clay, with 2 blk. stripes Frag. fr. base of wide? small jug or amphora, red clay, both sides have painted stripes.
[circled: *D. Classical glazed wares, etc. et a small thin flat frag. which might be Greek: glaze bright red Base ring frag., ring glaze partly fired brown. Seems to be regular qq or g these arranged easily consecutively like P 1520 of Tomb 5] Frag. of miniature foot [circled: *] (?) w. dull black glaze inside 2 frags. of heavy plates of Pergamene or some similar ware. Fine red clay. Part of base of bowl w. rounded profile and base ring, hard bright red clay, matt red paint covering inside and out. (cont. p. 87)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain