L 775 Rim and part of discus preserved. Claybrown and peeling. Shape ovular. Rimwith panel. Three incised lines between whichtwo rows of depressed dots; outer largerand contiguous, inner smaller and non contiguous.Aler On discus, ithyphallic man, one hand raisedother behind him.
L 776 Nozzle. Clay brown.
Curium, Palace4th layer, South cistern9 April 1949, SF. no. 2Fates. NB. IV, p. 35.
Photograph: L 775
Photograph: L 776
Roll 14
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above”jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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