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| Jar with concave profile, in so far as preserved, with thickening of wall towards interior at bottom (or top). White ground, decoration painted in black: broad band of Kufic, framed by circumference stripe ... Context mid 13th c. |
| Small plate with flat base, oblique wall andinturned oblique rim. Two grooves at top of wall define bottom of rim. Interior profile of rim bulges only slightly. Two grooves on floor 0.044 and 0.070 m ... First half or mid 2nd cent. AC. Context to 3rd or 4th cent. |
| Jar with tubular foot, 0.014 m. high, grooved on resting surface, narrower stem to ovoid body, cylindrical neck and flat everted rim. Interior of foot deep and with small central nipple. Max. diam. is ... First half or mid 2nd cent AC. Context 3rd or 4th cent. |
| Enough remains to show that the bowl was supported on a stem or ring foot. Rounded rim, offset from wall on the outside. Slightly shiny brownish-black glaze. Narrow (W. 0.001) reserved band at rim on ... About 500 B.C. |
Part of a horizontal handle doubling back on itself and canted upwards, from a Knidian two-handled cup.
Cf. C-1981-69. Buff clay covered with red paint. Fragment. Single frgt., preserving handle ... Late Hellenistic or Early Roman |
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