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20.52T. 1907(under wall no. 2)Chamber E(2 sherds, of whichno. 4) andWest Chamber,fo at the base.Jug in pottery "base-ring I". Grey fired earth, with light brown surface in places, fine, (drawing) very hard, ringing, fairly light, non-porous. Visible grit, sparse abundant, fine white grains and black grains fine to medium. Numerous burst holes in the surface. Handmade, very carefully finished. Broken along the carination: upper body perhaps attached to the lower. Neck and base attached to the body. Handle fixed to the body probably through a hole, but well levelled: only a bump remains on the inside. Base of neck and body [illegible] levelled as in 20.51. Inside of neck and entire outside very well smoothed. Thin slip, carefully applied with a brush on the outside and on the inside of the rim. For the rest of the inside, smoothing with water giving the appearance of a light pinkish-brown slip. Very lustrous black slip on the right part (with a pinkish-brown zone on the lower of the body), matt grey on the left part, brown blackish, slightly lustred under the foot.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain