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| Large platter with heavy, high vertical ring foot, flat resting surface, flat undersurface. Wide-flaring shallow body rising at ca. 30 dgrees, then turning up somewhat more sharply to blunt oblique lip ... 12th c. ? |
| Bowl with ring foot flaring in two degrees, hemispherical body, tapered lip. White slip on inner surface to over lip on exterior. Plain yellow glaze on all inner surface to over lip on exterion dripping ... 12th century |
| Bowl with straight flaring stem foot, flattened resting surface. Body rises at 30 degrees with straight profile to H00.060, then turns sharply up to nearly vertical, ending in rounded lip. Thin, off-white ... ? Late 12th or early 13th c. ? Coins to Manuel I (1143-80) |
| Cup with approx. hemispherical body, tapered flaring lip. "Thrush egg cup" on original inventory book. White slip and brown glaze all over, thinly applied on exterior and thicker on interior. Reddish-yellow ... based on context, coins to 12th-13th c. CE |
| Bowl with narrow stem, wide flaring body. White slip on interior; on floor medallion with fish to lt., with circle for eye, long slit mouth, 2 scribbled lines down back, 4 fins; compass point in center; ... Late Byzantine Context end 13th c. |
Plastic handle (?) in shape of a quadruped with cylindrical body, rounded chest. On back, applied clay from attachment of another element. White slip over all, over which linear decoration in manganese: ... 13th c. |
| Small bowl with wide-flaring stem foot. Echinoid body with rounded profile, turning up vertically then out to everted lip. White slip on interior, overlapping lip. On upper face of lip sgraffito cross-hatching ... ? Late Byzantine or early 13th c. ? |
| Cup with nearly hemispherical body, vertical rim, tapered vertical lip. Small finger-sized indentations on body. White slip over all, yellow glaze on interior and brown glaze on exterior. Wavy light-slip ... 12th century; based on comparanda |
| Small fragment preserves part of body with wheel ridging on interior, and lower part of squared rim with groove below. Shiny metallic red glaze. Portions of several figures preserved, but most are unidentifiable ... 1937/11/03 |
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