Translation·
Handwritten in French. Every line is transcribed and translated, and the English sits beside the scan.
Original linePoint at a line of the text or of the scan.
Scan: Collège de France, Paris, 34 CDF art. 152-3, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.
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| 20.169 | Juglet (dipper) in whitish pottery | T. 1907 |
| Pink fired clay, core more | (under street no. 2) |
| darker where it is thick | East Chamber |
| (reddish to brownish). By | and south half, |
| elsewhere as 20.168. | + 1 sherd dromos - |
| (drawing) |
| Technique as 20.168, | |
| a little more careless. | |
| No slip. | |
| Form: very small convex base. As 20.168, | |
| body a little less wide and neck narrower - | |
| Restored. Body and neck incomplete. | |
| | |
| h. with handle: 15,1cm - h. without handle: 13,9cm - | |
| diam. base: 1,1cm - max diam.: 7,75cm. h. neck: 4,25cm. | |
| diam. neck: 4 (bottom) to 3,3/2,85 (top) - handle section: 1,35 x 0,85cm. | |
| Opening (int.): 2,6 x 2,4cm. Wall th.: 0,45cm - | |
| Capacity: | |
| 20.170 | Juglet (dipper) in whitish pottery | T. 1907 |
| Pink fired clay with exterior | (under street no. 2) |
| whitish-yellow, as 20.169, | East Chamber, |
| but slightly fritted appearance like | sherds 144 and |
| 20.164 in the lightest parts, | zones 52, 80-82 etc. |
| (drawing) |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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