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| 20.183 | Spindle bottle. | T. 1907 |
| Brownish grey earthenware with surface | (under wall 2) | |
| chamois to cream, quality as | East Chamber | |
| 20.182, but very friable. | (+ dromos: bcd) | |
| Wheel-made. Handle attached | ||
| by application to neck and shoulder. | ||
| Regular wheel striations on the inte- | ||
| rior, with swirling folds | ||
| at the join of neck and body (as on Mycenaean stirrup vases) | ||
| Beige to chamois slip, very finely burnished | ||
| vertically, very soft to the touch. | ||
| Shape: cf. Sjöqvist type 1a, but body | ||
| less wide at the top, with profile without concavity, and | ||
| no bulge at the handle attachment. Neck narrower | ||
| and taller. | ||
| Finger impression near handle attachment on shoulder. | ||
| Restored. Body, handle, base, rim, incomplete. |
Drawing: profile of a spindle bottle with one handle
| H.: 22,4 cm - Diam. base of body: 3,85 cm - Diam. max.: 7,45 cm | ||
| Diam. neck: 2,55 (base) to 1,8 cm (top). H. neck: 7,1 cm - | ||
| Diam. rim: 3,1 cm (ext.) and 1,55 cm (intr). Th. wall: 0,35 to 0,5 cm | ||
| Section handle: 1,3 x ± 1 cm - Capacity: 0,34 l. c. - |
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain