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20.62 | (Dts)T. 1907 | (without no. 2) | Sherds of | East Chamber, | Chamber ~~[?OJuglet in "base-ring I" ware. Earth~~East, | north half, | and West Chamber, | bottom (base of the vessel).] fired, half red (outer) and grey (inner) (drawing) with inner surface violet-grey, outer surface light brown, fine, fairly hard to hard, ringing, finely porous and with some bubbles medium to fine. Visible temper fairly rare: black grains and fine white grains. Surface with small holes, not abundant, sometimes burst. Handmade in several parts. Lower body and upper body made separately (cf. break and traces of joining). Very carefully made. Neck scraped vertically. Join neck-body marked by a groove ext on the outside and overhang of the neck on the inside. Handle inserted through the wall at the shoulder but not at the neck. Rim and base applied. Thin slip, partly flaked, carefully applied with a brush, horizontally, over the whole exterior and on the inside of the rim. Leather-like appearance, well lustrous, finely burnished, light red-brown with areas of brown-black on the left side of the vessel. Shape (cf. Sjöqvist, type 2b): low ring base flaring, squat pear-shaped body, neck narrowing from bottom to top,
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain