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20.50(continued)Very thin slip. Applied with fairly care, with a brush, horizontally. Grey-black to brown light red, in flamed-looking zones. Vaguely lustrous in the blackest places. Shape: ring base flaring, with rim barely thickened. Join with body fairly abrupt. Body seems ovoid. Decoration in whitish paint: oblique bands of four parallel strokes, intersecting each other. Only one sherd. Preserved height: 11,8 cm - Base height: 1,59 cm . Base diam. 7,75 cm (bottom) to 5,73 cm (top). Wall thickness: 0,34 (avg) .
| 20.51 | Jug in pottery "base-ring I" - | T. 1907 |
| D | Grey fired earth with surface | (under street no. 2) |
| purplish brown to blackish, | East Chamber | |
| fine, | Sherds 16, | |
| light, porous. Temper | 111 and | |
| visible: rare black grains, | NW quarter. | |
| fine to medium. Surface | ||
| with small burst holes, numerous |
Drawing: profile of a jug with cylindrical neck and two horizontal ridges on neck, two vertical ridges on body, ring base; labels: none
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain