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| 20.202 | Jug in painted common ware. | T. 1907 |
| Reddish fired clay at core | (under street no.^ 2) | |
| dark grey, coarse, hard, little | Fill | |
| resonant, fairly little porous, with | of the west dromos. | |
| small bubbles, not very abundant, but | (drawing) | |
| one large flattened bubble visible. | ||
| Visible grit black and white | ||
| fairly fine, abundant, and impressions of straw | ||
| stalks. Surface without holes. Fired clay has a tendency | ||
| to break into small prisms and to flake into large | ||
| flakes - | ||
| Made on the wheel, water-smoothed: cream | ||
| to light chamois slip, very thin, worn - Base deformed at | ||
| the exterior: a whole part has flaked off in large | ||
| flake, apparently before firing - | ||
| Decoration in matt reddish-brown paint: line at | ||
| the base of the neck, from which hang three motifs in Ψ | ||
| inverted, which do not extend onto the base. One motif | ||
| similar hangs under the handle. | ||
| Base barely convex, body ovoid, neck barely | ||
| constricted, rim slightly trilobed, plain. | ||
| Handle and back of rim missing. Not restored - |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain