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144. bumpy with unevened coils. Throat and mouth and lip broken away.
P1105: Cup (votive type) H. pr. 0,036 D: 0,044 "NE I" Pink to black clay. Similar to 1102, but a strip reaching a cm. above "foot" set back slightly and bounded from body by line. Entire neck and top of body broken away.
P1106: Cup (votive type): H. pr. 0,053 D. pres 0,046 "NE I" Reddish clay. Similar to 1102. More bulging body, smaller foot, miniature amphora shape. Foot missing completely, and slightly over half of pot, cut down vertically.
P1107: Base of Cup (votive type) H. pr. 0,019. D. pr. 0,04 "NE I" Reddish brown clay. Similar to 1105-only base and lower body preserved.
P1108: Cup, footed. H: 0,045 D: 0,13 NE I Light tan clay Black glaze (poor). 3 joined pieces, one side missing. higher
Drawing: profile of bowl on footed base] [sketch: section of bowl foot and wall
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Margin right: R. pr. 10450
P1109: Bowl. H: 0,051 D: c. 0,15 0,08 3 joined fragments from SW2 + NW1. Orange-buff clay, bright orange glaze Flaring rim, flat base with low rim foot separated from side walls by wide curved groove.
P1110: Censor H 0,058 W pres 0,108 NWI Local reddish clay, coarse. Broken, only part around handle and base preserved. Round flat base as 1103; bowl-like sides, heavy walls, thick ribbon handle (drawing), horns at join (drawing). Coarse work.
P1111: Bowl Top Diam: c 0,28 NW I SE Local red clay, unglazed, grey wash outside. Coarse ware. Large spreading bowl-only 2 joining fragments of side with rim preserved. Inside heavy wheel grooves. Rim: (drawing)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain