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Bowl with flat bottom, convex walls. Red slip over all interior and exterior. Triple concentric groove around center and single around edge of interior bottom. Fine red clay with rare fine white and black ... 2011/06/17 ... C 2011 33 |
| Plate with straight, flaring walls, rounded lip. Brilliant deep blue glaze overall; impressed design on interior of alternating relief and sunken petals 0.025 below rim, indentations on exterior surface ... 2012/04/03 ... C 2012 1 |
| Semiglobular cup with disk foot with upturned edge, hemispherical body with rounded lip, vertical round handle attached below lip and below median of body, with groove down one side, ridged down the middle ... 2012/04/11 ... C 2012 2 |
| Amphora with globular body with rounded shoulder, cylindrical neck flaring out slightly to vertical rim with bevelled in lip, strainer mouth at level of junction of neck to body, vertical handles, oval ... or Frankish (1/2 12th (as C-1992-82) or 2/2 13th (as MacKay 1967, no. 61)) ... or Frankish (1/2 12th (as C-1992-82) or 2/2 13th (as MacKay 1967, no. 61)) |
| Dish with low, vertical ring foot and flat undersurface. Shallow, widely flaring, outwardly convex body curving up to upturned, beveled lip. White slip all over, thicker inside to over rim outside. Large ... 1180-1200 ... C 2012 4 |
| Pithos stand, torus-scotia-torus profile on exterior, vertical on interior with outturned top, flat bottom roughly finished, rounded top, four incised bands at exterior top and bottom torus. Wheelmarks ... 2012/05/16 ... C |
| Amphora with globular shoulder curving up to conical neck. dipinto. Titulus pictus written in brownish red paint in Greek lower case letters at junction of shoulder to neck, myuv Fine, medium hard, reddish ... 2012/05/18 ... Late Roman (5th -6th c AD) |
Pitcher with globular body and shoulder, conical neck flaring out slightly to tapered lip. At junction of neck to body, a strainer mouth, with seven holes, six radiating, one at centre. One vertical handle, ... First half 12th C (MacKay 1967, p. 275) ... First half 12th C (MacKay 1967, p. 275). |
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