high wide shoulder rising from a pronounced angulationwhere body ceases to rise almost vertically. Medium concaveneck with round mouth and roll rim. Figure 7 handlefrom shoulder to just below lip, rather crudely applied toshoulder. Neck and upper part of shoulder have wheelmarks, lower part of shoulder and body have none andappear to be handmade. Cf. Dohan Italic Tomb Groups p. 3column 2 (bottom)Predecessor of PWM I ?
BAM T35JFD vii, 80: 1B 11-4-39
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above”jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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high wide shoulder rising from a pronounced angulation where
