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20.58(continued)to the ovoid body by a very softened angle. Neck widening from bottom to top, with a slightly flared, trefoil, hemmed outwards - Handle thick flat, with roughly rectangular section, from the rim to the lower body. Axis of the vessel vertical. Decoration: ridge at the base of the neck, not interrupted but poorly formed under the handle. Restored. Incomplete -
Height = 14,05 cm. Diam base: 4,35 cm. Diam body: 10,4 cm Diam neck (bottom): 4,25 cm - Opening: 5,45 cm x 6,2 cm c. Handle section: 1,05 x 0,75 cm - Wall thickness: 0,3 cm Capacity # 0,56 l -
20.59T. 1907(under street no. 2)Chamber West029Juglet in pottery "base ring I". Earthenware grey with light brown surface, covered with a grey film. Earthenware fine, fairly soft (surface) to fairly hard (core), fairly sonorous, finely porous. Visible temper fairly abundant, grey to blackish, fine to medium. Holes in the surface rare.
Drawing: profile of a juglet with tall neck, ring base and handle
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain