Catalogue PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 5, Bamboula and Kourion Complex (trenches, palace), Sherds, p. -36- (1939–1948)

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Bamboula

Sh 280 | L.C.III painted. Complete profile of straightsided bowl. Sandy pale-green clay. Matt brown paint, very thin save at top. h. 0.028 Tr. 2, Unit 27, [brace left] 11.16 - 11.20 11.41.5 - 11.41 [brace right]. (29-5-37) diam. est. 0.19

Sh 281 | Wheel made. Hard grey-brown clay, grey in core, with fair amounts of sand + grit. Hard almost lustrous dark grey slip. Band of white paint. With Sh 280.

Sh 282	Matt slip. Hand-made? Frag. of base of neck
of large pot. Neck-ring. With Sh 280

Sh 283	LHIII. Frag. from side of v.c. jar. Creamy clay;
medium-lustrous brown to black paint. With Sh 280

Sh 284	Wheel-made ware with burnished deep red slip.
Sandy soft warm brown clay. With Sh 280

Sh 285 | Neolithic? Hard gritty clay, grey clear through. Incompletely highly burnished surface, int. brown, ext. red to black. With Sh 280

Sh 286 | Neolithic. Fabric as Sh 167. Tr. 2, Unit 28 East, " " [brace left] 11.32 - 11.50 10.98 - 11.50 [brace right] (27-5-37)

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 (7)

Sh 280Bowl
Sh 281Sherd
Sh 282Frag. of base of neck of large pot
Sh 283Frag. from side of v.c. jar
Sh 284Sherd
Sh 285Sherd
Sh 286Sherd

Also mentionedSh 167