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Bamboula
Sh 262 Bucchero (L.C.III) base. 3 joins. Pale grey-brown sandy + gritty clay. Hard grey slip with rust coloured nuances. Tr. 2, Unit 25, N. ext. 10.325\9.51}-\10.469.61 (11-5-37) from intrusion two sherds
Sh 263 Burnished. Clay like Ware VII. Hard with grey + black grits; grey, browner at edges. Red-brown burnished slip inside + out. Horiz. handle. With Sh 262
Sh 264 R.P. 2 joins of bowl rim. Relatively soft sandy brown clay throughout. Somewhat lustrous slip, red inside + out, with black spot outside. Tr. 2, Unit 25 A, South, 10.585\10.45} - 10.90\10.72}. (24-5-37)
Sh 265 R.P. (Neolithic?) Sherd of very black hard clay; surface unevenly but highly burnished. Interior black, turning to brown; ext. red + black. Tr. 2, Unit 25 A South; J.F.D. I, p. 46, strosis #2. (25-5-37)
Sh 266 R.P. Coarse clay with pebbles. Red-brown to grey; surface slipped but ext. more yellow-brown than red; int. red. Probably not burnished. Flat base of bowl. With Sh 265
Sh 267 Neolithic. Soft gritty clay, yellowish, grey core. Surface Orange. Inside + out unordered wavy
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Sh 262.(a) Sherd in Tr. 4, Unit 10, 10.33\10.20} - 10.00\10.40} - 10.20\30^ (26-3-37) N.B. These areas were dug more than a month apart, so they are not likely to be mixed.
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