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Transport/ Storage amphora with ovoid body, carination at shoulder, bulging neck, vertical double-spined handle attached at shoulder above carination. Coarse red clay with common large to very large black, ... Type starts at end of 2nd c. A.C. |
Amphora with steeply sloping shoulder to cylindrical neck. dipinto. Letters in red paint on shoulder, KUX. The initial K may be ligatured with E, and the U may be V. Cf. C 1981 5 (Slane and Sanders ... end of 5th-early 6th c. A.C. (date of Assemblage 2 in Slane and Sanders 2005). |
Bowl with ovoid body, flaring rim, rounded lip. Fine light red clay fired gray at core with frequent medium silver mica, rare brown and red inclusions. Fragment. Single frgt preserving small part of rim ... 2011/05/17 |
Storage/ transport amphora with tall, ovoid body with maximum diameter above the median of the body, rounded shoulder, short, narrow neck, with slight double-S curve in profile, triangular rim outwardly ... Parallel comes from a 2nd c. context, but our context is 1st c. Williams in Hesperia report dates it Hadrianic-Severan |
Lid with domed body, outward thickened rim, rounded lip. Cf. C 1973 413 (Corinth 18.2, p. 77, no. 158). Coarse red clay with frequent medium to very large gold mica, volcanic glass, quartz, white lime, ... Based on parallel from Corinth 18.2 |
Bowl with flaring ring foot, round resting surface, deep rounded body, outward thickened rim with convex moulding below separated by grooves above and below, rounded lip. Cf. C 1933 296. Fine red clay ... Hayes, LRP, p. 37. |
See C 2011 22A See C 2011 22A Fragment. Four joining frgts preserve 1/6 rim and small part of body. Slip well-preserved. C49 WM ... Hayes, LRP, p. 37. |
Local bowl imitating Eastern Sigillata B Hayes Form 80, with flaring ring foot, domed undersurface, flat resting surface, convex body, flaring rim, rounded lip. Cf. C 1984 184, C 1985 3, C 1985 50, for ... 80-150 A.D. for ESB form 80 based on Hayes, Sigillata Orientale, 1985, p. 70. But from Ephesos data it goes up to 200 A.D. The local imitation should date later than that (Kathleen Slane). |
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