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| 20.179 | Jug in white painted pottery. | T. 1907 |
| Light buff fired clay, | (under street no. 2) | |
| cream, fine, soft, rather sparse | East Chamber | |
| dense, very porous, appearance | sherds 87, 121, | |
| frit-like. Temper rare: | from zone 52 | |
| very fine black grains. Surface with | and quarter NE. | |
| rare burst holes. (drawing) | ||
| Technique: as the juglets in whitish pottery | ||
| whitish, but well smoothed: no trace of scraping | ||
| nor manufacturing striations. | ||
| Shape: base barely convex. Join base- | ||
| body angular. Biconical body with slightly | ||
| curved profiles and angular shoulder. Neck wide at | ||
| roughly cylindrical. Rim flaring then upright (drawing). | ||
| Handle in arc of circle, attached at mid-shoulder, | ||
| section rectangular with curved sides, thin, | ||
| surmounted by a horned thumb-rest inclined towards | ||
| the back. Axis of the vessel barely inclined towards | ||
| the back. | ||
| Decoration in brownish black paint, matt, rather | ||
| thin, liable to flake. Three bands | ||
| narrow horiz. on the face of the thumb-rest. Bands | ||
| lateral on the handle and wavy band on its | ||
| back. Narrow band on exterior of rim. |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain