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Two non-joining parts including rim and one handle attachment.
Shallow body flattened on top. Plain rim; horizontal handle. Walls show deep curve.
Traces of flaky black and red glaze inside and outside ... May 1952 |
Fragment including part of rim and base.
Open bowl with flat base, plain rim.
Height of wall rises considerably where rim begins to be pinched in for spout.
Handmade.
Micaceous red clay with gray core ... May 1952 |
Flat pyramidal. Pierced near top.
Pinkish buff clay. Well. 725 Leica, LXVIII-55 ... May 1952 |
Half of one side chipped away.
Double convex, pierced through center.
Pinkish buff clay. Well. 725 Leica, LXVIII-55 ... May 1952 |
| Mended from several pieces, a few of the rim and a small piece of lower wall missing. Restored in plaster. Plain rounded wall drawn in slightly to plain rim. At the center below, a raised base concave ... 19 May 1952 |
Large piece of wall and rim missing, a small piece of the floor and part of one handle. Flat bottom, slightly concave; slightly concave walls; plain rim with no provision for lid. Small horizontal handles ... 19 May 1952 |
| Mended from many pieces; considerable fragments of lower wall, and small piece from shoulder missing. Restored in plaster. Slender neck-amphora on high flaring ring foot. Broad flaring rim with angular ... 17 May 1952 |
| Belongs with P 22715. Handles and most of body restored in plaster. Narrow vertical ring foot; flaring deep body drawn in to short upright rim. Sloping spout, separately attached, at rim. Outlet bored ... 19 May 1952 |
| Several joining fragments give the full circumference of the lid and much of the sides; the top missing, except for the knob, non-joining, about half preserved. Domed lid with narrow downturned edge; large ... 20 May 1952 |
Torso and neck only of horse; head and legs missing.
Pinkish-buff clay; remains of thick black glaze on neck and body. Well, box 18. Leica, LXVIII-28 ... 20 May 1952 |
Mouth and handle missing. Flat-bottomed pot with sharply sloping sides, bevelled below to bottom. Tall narrow neck tapering above; band handle. Glaze bands on the body to the angle; above, around the base ... 21 May 1952 |
Much of the lip missing, and both side handles, with small fragments from the wall. Tall ovoid body; false ring foot; short neck with flaring rim flattened on top. Rolled vertical handle, from middle of ... 22 May 1952 |
Mouth and handle missing; much chipped and worn. Very small ring foot. Dot rosettes and wavy lines on the shoulder; below, between glaze bands, traces of a zone of running animals; rays above the foot ... 22 May 1952 |
| Mended from many pieces; parts of body and large part of mouth restored in plaster. Trefoil mouth; high band handle, concave on outside; wide-bellied body sharply offset from short neck; slightly flaring ... May 1952 |
a) Fragment from rim and top of lid. Top slightly convex; plain downcurved rim, very slightly concave. Four zones, divided by thin glazed lines. Outside, band of black squares; then broad band of added ... May 1952 |
| Four joining fragments preserve part of neck of hydria or large jug almost to full height with start of shoulder; nothing of rim. Three smaller pieces do not join; upper attachment of vertical handle on ... May 1952 |
Three fragments, one of them mended from two, from the wall of a large closed pot. Two zones(?) of rays at a slight angle meeting a band of three lines. In the lower zone, solid rays alternating with rays ... May 1952 |
| Many fragments, some joining into large groups, preserve all elements of the vase except the foot. Large wide-mouthed vase; double rolled handles; collared rim.
Above foot, tall rays alternating with ... May 1952 |
Wall fragment from a large closed pot.
Forelegs of a lion. Filling ornament: to right, zigzags; to left, V pattern; between legs, a large diamond or quatre-foil motif. Tail in outline.
Pinkish-buff ... May 1952 |
Neck fragment, mended from four pieces. Small part of rim and handle attachment preserved. Rim rounded, thick and flaring. Wall much thickened on underside of handle attachment. Rim glazed; below rim two ... May 1952 |
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