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| 20.46 | Jug in ceramic "base ring II" - Earth | T. 1907 |
| fired grey, outer surface | (under street no.: 2) | |
| light brown, inner surface | East Chamber, | |
| grey to light brown (neck and part | sherds no.: 134, | |
| left of the body), fine, hard, | of zone 52 and | |
| light, resonant, with flattened bubbles | of NE quarter. | |
| in the thickness of the wall and small | ||
| porosities. Visible temper: small and medium grains | ||
| white. Surface with rare small burst holes. | (drawing) | |
| Hand-made. Exterior well smoothed. Interior: | ||
| large deformations at the joins between the different | ||
| parts: base-body and body-neck. | ||
| Very thin slip, deteriorated, carelessly applied, | ||
| most often horizontally, on the outside and on | ||
| the inside of the rim. Matt. Blackish to light brown | ||
| (left part of the vessel). | ||
| Shape: wide flared ring base, with rim | ||
| thickened but not moulded. Ovoid to piriform body. | ||
| Cylindrical neck, with very flared rim and thickened lip | ||
| but not moulded. Axis of the vessel very slightly inclined | ||
| towards the back. | ||
| Decoration: roll at the base of the neck. In matt | ||
| whitish paint: three bands of five horizontal strokes | ||
| around the neck. On the top of the body, band |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain