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| Slightly flaring foot. With flat edge, deep body, wide outturned rim, rounded lip. Interior: vessel with high bow and curved stern, two-masted with lateen rig and two steering oars; in field, broad wavy ... 1938/05/09 ... Museum, Roman Gallery, case 52, L2, (2023-01-23) |
| Bowl with false ring foot; convex body, tapered lip. White slip painted swirls, on body alteranted to irregularly glaze painted strokes on body; green glaze painted band on lip; yellowish brown overglaze ... 13th century (Sanders 2003) ... C 1936 53 |
| Plate with vertical, ring foot, convex body, rounded lip. Green and Brown Painted V, group I according to Morgan's publication. White slip on inner surface to over lip on exterior. Brown glaze painted ... 13th century ... C 1934 1449 |
| Squat globular body, flanged flaring rim with rolled lip, 2 vertical strap handles with slight spine attached to mid body and rim. wheel-ridging in handle zone. Coarse red clay with many tiny black, white, ... and 77 - context late 7th to 9th, possibly very early 10th century ... NB908 B45 P52 |
| Globular body, flaring rim with convex profile, slight flange and tapered lip; one (preserved) vertical strap handle attached to lower body and top of shoulder. Coarse red clay with many tiny black, white ... 77 - context: late 7th to 9th centuries, possibly very early 10th century ... C 1998 22 |
| Disc foot in two degrees. Underside slopes up to central depression with nipple. Top of foot slopes up to low stem which flares out to near-cylindrical body with maximum diameter just below should articulation ... first quarter 5th c. B.C ... C |
The end of the nozzle and part of the center broken away.
Flat sunken center; unpierced lug at the left. Flat bottom.
Traces of thin reddish black glaze within; the exterior unglazed.
Buff clay.
Type ... 125-75 B.C ... 125-75 B.C. |
Vertical strap handle missing.
Unpierced knob on one side of double convex body. Small, slightly sunken top. Flat bottom; no base.
Gray to buff slightly micaceous clay; traces of dull black glaze, nearly ... 225-125 B.C ... pp. 52-53, nos. 183-189, |
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