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| Fabric class C 1 (Patterened Ware, dark on light, free/open style) according to Blegen; Smallest vase found at Zygouries, resembles a short thimble with a rounded end. large reddish-brown glazed dots- ... |
Three-handled jar on a small flat base, with a well-shaped body, and a comparatively large mouth with upright rim. Instead of handles there are three symmetrically spaced vertical lugs, each pierced by ... |
| A small jug or jar blackened by fire (according to Blegen, but D. Trusty does not believe so- instead it was fired this way) and with a patch of bright red mottling on one side. The jug has a high body, ... |
Class B II (Glazed, completely covered ware) according to Blegen (Zygouries); Largest sauceboat found at Zygouries. A relatively small horizontal handle is somewhat clumsily attached opposite the spout ... |
Unpainted Ware (Group D) according Blegen (Zygouries). Shallow bowl, badly misshapen as a result of sagging or warping before or during firing. None Buff clay Complete or intact. Small chip missing from ... |
| Conical object; the base is slightly concave. The hole in the top is rather small, but has a depth of 0.028 m. The lugs, which are much damaged, are set at a height of 0.021 m. above the base. (Blegen, ... |
| Beaked jug with cut away spout. Wide strap handle extends from shoulder of vessel to lip of rim. From Blegen (Zygouries): "Jug with a broad squat body and a tall cylindrical neck, the top of which is finished ... |
| Unpainted Ware according Blegen (Zygouries). Body like paterae/tiny dish (without boss in center) with a fairly stout flat handle projecting off one side and tapering somewhat toward its end. Handle is ... |
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