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| Plate with slightly flaring ring foot, resting surface not fully trimmed to flat, flat undersurface. Wide flaring body. Decoration in light slip, inside, on floor curvilinear motif of "T" with volutes ... context Early Turkish ... context Early Turkish |
| Bowl with flaring ring foot with chamfered edge,flat resting surface, nippled undersurface. Bodystraight flaring rising at 45 degrees to H00.080,inset vertical rim H00.025, creating slight flangeat base, ... 4? 86? Frankish or Turkish ? ... 4? 86? Frankish or Turkish ? |
Bronze pendant drop bell with seam along side. Bottom folds inward with four leaves. Circular suspension hole perforates loop at top. Bronze. Complete profile. Rough exterior. One of four leaves punched ... based on coins in context (NB 193, p. 84) ... Turkish |
| Flat bottom, convex flaring body, flaring rim, thickened round lip. On interior clear brown glaze over red clay, black line along inside of lip and top of body from which line extends across floor; on ... first half 19th century context ... Turkish |
| Plate with a flat base, slightly convex body to a flaring outturned rim with a squared lip. Fine white clay with rare very small round orange inclusions and very rare small voids. Complete profile. Six ... 1780-1835 (based on stamp) ... Turkish II (1715-1831 AD) |
| Bowl with vertical ring foot, flattened resting surface, nippled undersurface. Deep convex body. White slip on interior; on floor quatrefoil with pointed leaves in light blue, edged in black; between petals ... Frankish Context Turkish ... Frankish Context Turkish |
| Plate with low vertical ring foot, flat resting and undersurfaces. Nearly horizontal body with convex profile. White slip on interior. In center, four-pointed star, over which interlocking quatrefoil of ... context Turkish to modern ... context Turkish to modern |
| Plate with vertical ring foot, carelessly trimmed to make chamfered edge, broad flat resting surface, nippled undersurface. Wide-flaring shallow body with compound curve, convex to straight flaring, ending ... Frankish, context possibly Turkish ... Frankish, context possibly Turkish |
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