Catalogue PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 5, Bamboula and Kourion Complex (trenches, palace), Sherds, p. -12- (1939–1948)

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Bamboula

Sh 98	LHIII frag. Good fabric, red paint	^AVA
	Tr. 2, Unit 3 8.73-9.84	9.89-9.92	(7-4-37)

Sh 99	LHIII frag. from near handle of bowl. Bamboula,
	Tr. 2, Unit 4, 9.84-9.93 (24-5-37

Sh 100Red Neolithic, base of open bowl. Uneven burnish. Bamboula, Tr. 2, door between units 5 & 7, ce. 9.45. (30-3-37

Sh 101

Black Slip Ware, neck of jug. Tr. 2, Unit 5, 8.73-8.93 (17-3-37)

Sh 102	L.C. III painted LHIII (?) 2-piece sherd of bowl. Hard clean grey-brown
	clay; hard paint, brown to nearly black; crackled
	where thin. Nearly lustrous. Bamboula, Tr. 2, Unit 5
	on 8.94-9.35 floor (20-3-37)

Sh 103Pseudo-Myc. Rim of deep bowl. Fine greenish clay, brown paint. With Sh 102

Sh 104LCIII - jug (?) handle. Medium brown clay. Dull brown paint. One vert. line; many horiz. dashes. With Sh 102

Sh 105	LHIII (Plain Granary style) Rim of bowl and raised
	horiz. handles. Clean warm buff clay. Tr. 2, Unit 5,
	8.94-9.35	9.06-9.46	(26-3-37)

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

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Recorded (8)

Sh 98frag.
Sh 99frag.
Sh 100base of open bowl
Sh 101neck of jug
Sh 1022-piece sherd of bowl
Sh 103Rim of deep bowl
Sh 104jug (?) handle
Sh 105Rim of bowl and raised horiz. handles