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| 20.58 | Small pottery jug "base-ring II". | T. 1907 | |
| D | Terracotta dark grey, with | (under street no. 2) | |
| pinkish brown core in the lower part, | Chamber East, | ||
| lower part, outer surface | 29, half | ||
| and part of the surface | (drawing) | north and zone | |
| inner surface pinkish brown, | 100-112. | ||
| finely porous in the upper part and with | |||
| fine to medium porosities in the lower part. | |||
| Visible temper: fine to medium black grains, often | |||
| spherical, some large white grains. Surface with | |||
| few but widely burst holes. | |||
| Hand-made, carefully finished, inner surface well | |||
| levelled and smoothed with water, | |||
| gives the appearance of irregular streaks of slip, sur- | |||
| face outer surface well smoothed, regular shape. Handle | |||
| attached straddling the rim (join not very well levelled) | |||
| and by a hole at the bottom of the shoulder (not levelled, but | |||
| end projecting inside has been deliberately broken). | |||
| Slip very thin, fairly carefully applied | |||
| with a brush, horizontally, over the whole exterior and over | |||
| the interior of the rim. Solid, not flaking. Blackish | |||
| to grey-brown. Matt. | |||
| Shape: base slightly convex, joined |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
