LMIII. Rim of large pot. Firm light greenish clay with
some fine sand. Lustrous olive to dark grey paint. With Sh 425
Sh 427
LMII(?) Sherd from neck-base. Warm brown clay,
deep cream surface. Rustcoloured mattish paint. With Sh 425
Sh 428
R.P. (III?) Neck with pierced string-holes. Hard grey clay with
white particles. Warm brown surface; thin red slip. With Sh 425
Sh 429 | L.H. III. Warm light brown clay, yellow-grey in core(where thickest. Leather burnish. Lustrous brown-blackpaint, flaked. Tr.7, outside wall, below 0.90. (23.3.37)
Sh 430
Wheel-made, painted, like Sh 165, but softer clay. Tr. 4,
S.ext. (Unit 8), surface to 9.00-9.40
Sh 431
White slip. Paint almost all gone. Low profile. With Sh 430
Sh 432-433
Neolithic, like Sh 267. Bamboula, tot 276, surface
Sh 434
Neolithic (?) Heavy ware, burnished. Tr. 5, upper,
surface to tumble. (18-3-37)
Sh 435
White Slip ware. Frag. from shoulder of jug. With Sh 434
Sh 436
"Burnished slip ware". Frag. from base of pithos
neck. Tr. 2, East extension. Intrusions. (13-5-37)
Sh 437
Plain ware, handmade (?). Frag. of bowl with
lug handle. With Sh 436.
Left page
LC III dec.
Cf. 165
Margin left: cf. sherd 64
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above”jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
Objects named on this pageBamboula (Episkopi)
By the field number written in the record. A number links to the object’s page where we have one, and to the Penn Museum’s record where the museum has it online.
Recorded (11)
Sh426Rim of large pot
Sh 427Sherd from neck-base
Sh 428Neck with pierced string-holes
Sh 429L.H. III. Warm light brown clay, yellow-grey in core (where
Sh 430Wheel-made, painted, like Sh 165, but softer clay.
Sh 431White slip. Paint almost all gone. Low profile. With Sh 430
Sh 432-433Neolithic, like Sh 267. Bamboula, tot 276, surface
Sh 434Neolithic (?) Heavy ware, burnished. Tr. 5, upper, surface t
