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20.69T. 1907(under street no. 2)East Chamber,northern half.Earthenware juglet chamois, fine, soft at fairly soft, resonant, porous and with some flattened bubbles, light. No visible temper - No of holes in the surface. The fabric corresponds to the pot- (drawing) tery "red slip" (cf 20.22), the shape imitates the "base ring" juglets. Handmade - Carefully made. Neck, rim, handle, body, made separately and assembled as in the "base ring" juglets. Neck scraped vertically, shoulder scraped horizontally. Interior surface well smoothed, exterior surface well smoothed. Lower body scraped obliquely. Body ovoid to pear-shaped, neck narrowing from bottom to top, rim funnel-shaped, narrow flat handle attached slightly above the middle of the neck. Very thin slip, red-brown (especially at the back on the right) to black-brown, applied with a brush, in variable directions, over the whole exterior and on the interior of the rim. Even - Matt. Smooth - No decoration - Preserved height: 11,5cm - Max. diam. body # 7 cm - Diam. neck 2,2 cm (bottom) to 1,51 (top) - Height neck + rim: 6,55 cm Diam. rim: 3,6 cm - Height rim: 1,37 cm - Handle section 0,95 x 0,4 cm Wall thickness: 0,23 (mean body) cm
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain