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20.38(continued)Height: 29,4 cm - Diam. base: 9,35 cm (bottom) to 6,35 (top) Diam. max. body: 15,8 cm. Diam. neck: 5,9 cm (bottom) to 6,7 cm (top) Height neck: 15,4 cm - Diam. rim: 9,2 cm - Handle section: 2,1 cm × 0,6 cm. Wall thickness: 0,25 cm Capacity # 1,98 l -
20.39T. 1907(under street no. 2)Chambre EstTessons 136, 59,et tessons de zone100.112, 92 etde matérielBase-ring ware jug. Earth fired grey, with interior surface and exterior brown to grey-brown, (drawing) fine, hard, resonant, light, with a few small bubbles. Temper visible: small white grains (less than 1/2 mm) fairly numerous A few shiny particles. Surface: small burst holes not very abundant, more frequent on the neck. Hand-made, in at least four parts. The bourlet at the base of the neck interrupted under the handle, one clearly sees that the neck was threaded into the opening of the body. Then rim folded back inside the body. Attachment of the handle to the neck: wall pierced, as for attachment in the shoulder, but interior surface more or less levelled afterwards (valid for all base-ring jugs described so far). Neck scraped vertically. Body well smoothed. Upper part of the body may be attached to the lower. Slip very thin, carefully applied to the
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