Catalogue PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 5, Bamboula and Kourion Complex (trenches, palace), Sherds, scan 10 (1939–1948)

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9. Bamboula

Sh 75LMycenaean III a, sherd from Octopus jar. Very fine fabric; applied white. Bam., Tr. 4, Z 0.40 (J.F.D. III, p. 110, #3)

Sh 76	R.P. Frag. of neck of jug. Incised line at
	top of frag. Red-brown clay with much sharp
	sand. Core redder. Burnished red slip.
	Bamboula, Tr. 2, Unit 22, ^10.7810.87-10.95 (26-4-37)

Sh 77Matt Slip frag. Hand-made Only partly covered, showing brush strokes. Found with Sh 76.

Margin left: Wash ware? Perhaps made on slow wheel

Sh 78Kaloriziki style - Frag. of kalathiskos. Hatched triangles. Bam., Tr. 2, Unit 12-In fireplace + its pit. (12-4-37)

Sh 79Ware VIII - Frag. of deep bowl with flared rim. one sherd with Sh 78, others "to 10.19-10.39" (10-4-37)

Sh 80	Neolithic R.P. Bam. Tr. 2, on "wall" between units 25B + 27,
	to 10.70=10.94 level (26-5-37)

Sh 81	Plain Granary style, bowl rim. Bam., Tr. 2, on "wall"
	between units 25B+27, to 10.67=10.90 31-3-37

Sh 82

LMycenaean III - rim of bowl. Bam. Tr. 2, Unit 1, on 9.62=9.78 floor

Sh 83	Bichrome on ware like White Slip. Prominent pierced
	handle. Broad red & dark brown bands. Hand-made
	Tr. 2, Unit 12, pit #2 (4-5-37)

[pencil:~~LM P IV a 12~~]

65 figures hard to read~~struck~~ struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain

Objects named on this pageBamboula (Episkopi)

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Recorded (9)

Sh 75Sherd from Octopus jar
Sh 76Frag. of neck of jug
Sh 77Matt Slip frag.
Sh 78Frag. of kalathiskos
Sh 79Frag. of deep bowl with flared rim
Sh 80Neolithic R.P.
Sh 81Plain Granary style, bowl rim
Sh 82Rim of bowl
Sh 83Bichrome sherd with pierced handle