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| 20.66 | Juglet in ceramic "base-ring I". Terracotta | T. 1907 | |
| light red, with grey core at | (under view no. 2) | ||
| join base - body only, | |||
| fine, sonorous, little porous despite | |||
| some small bubbles [sketch: profile of a juglet with handle and relief bands; labels: | -] | ||
| visible to the naked eye. Tending | |||
| to flake. Surface with rare holes, | |||
| sometimes burst. Visible temper rare: some grains | |||
| fine black. | |||
| Technique, shape and decoration as 20.62, but | |||
| groove at the base of the neck not marked, body and base | |||
| wider, handle a little thicker, bands more | |||
| close and offset towards the viewer's left, brown - red to red - brown slip (at the back). |
| Restored. Very incomplete. |
Height # 13,87 cm - Diam base { top # 3,86 cm / bottom # 4 cm - H.r base = 0,59 cm Max. diam. body # 7,17 - Diam neck = 2,28 (bottom); 1,63 (top) Height neck + rim = 8,1 cm - Diam rim = 3,92 cm - Height rim = 1,60 cm - Section handle = 1,08 x 0,43 cm Thickness wall { 0,21 (mid-body) / 0,14 (lower body) - Capacity = -
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain