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| 20.44 | Jug in "base ring II" ware. Earth | T. 1907 |
| fired grey, with outer surface | (under street no. 2) | |
| light brown. Fine, very hard, ringing, | East chamber. | |
| finely porous. Temper | Sherds 96, 30, | |
| visible very rare, fine (white grains | from quarter NW and | |
| and red). Surface: rare small holes, | zone 52. | |
| rarely burst. Blister | ||
| in the lower part of the body. |
Drawing: drawing of a jug with painted decoration on neck and body
Hand-made in four parts. Handle attached through a perforated wall in the shoulder and the neck (where badly smoothed afterwards, with a large depression). Neck scraped verticallyon the inside; smoothed on the outside like the rest of the vessel, but irregular in shape. Very thin slip rather carelessly applied with a brush over the whole exterior and on the inside of the rim, horizontally on the body and the rim, vertically on the neck. Slight lustre where it is not worn. Grey-black on the back and left of the vessel, brown-yellow on the front and right. Shape: flaring base, with curved profile and rim moulded. Ovoid body. Irregular neck, slightly widening from bottom to top, flaring rim with moulded lip. Handle with oblong section, from the lower part of the upper third of the neck to the shoulder. Axis of the vessel slightly tilted
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
