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| 20.48 | Neck of jug in "base ring II" pottery | T. 1907 |
| Light red fired earth with | (under street no. 2) | |
| grey core, grey surface | East Chamber | |
| in places, fine, hard, | Sherd no. 35 | |
| fairly heavy, fairly ringing, | and sherd of | |
| with few porosities | northern half. | |
| but fairly large. Temper | ||
| visible: white grains, small to medium, and | ||
| dark grains (red and black) small to medium. | ||
| Surface with rare burst holes. | ||
| General appearance carelessly made: neck deformed, join | ||
| neck-body poorly smoothed inside, crazed. | ||
| Handmade. Neck scraped vertically. | ||
| Neck-handle join roughly regularised. | ||
| Slip very thin, carelessly applied, | ||
| on the outside of the vessel and the inside of the rim. | ||
| Surface of the vessel completely flaked over a large | ||
| area. Slip black on the back, red-brown and | ||
| red towards the front. Matt. | ||
| Shape: rounded shoulder, neck an irregular cylinder, | ||
| rim slightly flared, lip slightly moulded. | ||
| Handle wide, almost perpendicular, at the bottom of the upper third | ||
| of the neck, and attached to the shoulder through a hole. | ||
| Section rectangular with convex outer side. |
Drawing: profile of a jug neck and handle with horizontal bands on the neck and hatched section at the base of the handle
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain