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| Round-mouth pitcher (Pitcher I by Edwards) with concave bottom with deep indentation (H. 0.007); ovoid body with maximum diameter well above median of body; squat cylindrical neck rising to flaring rounded ... C 1947 472 dated to 225-146 B.C. but Round-Mouth Pitcher I dated 450 to 146 B.C. by Edwards. |
| Aryballos with flat base, squat ovoid body with maximum diameter below median, narrow conical neck, wide flaring rim, rounded lip, vertical strap handle from upper body to rim with a strong vertical line ... ca. 300 B.C., based on thin fabric and shape of handle (Corinth 7.3, p. 147-8); Pemberton lowers Edwards' chronology to 250 B.C. and even to mid-2nd c. B.C (Corinth 18.1, p. 54) |
| Cokking fabric flanged casserole (Casserole I by Edwards) with round bottom, squat carinated body with upper body nearly verical; rim articulated from body by deep wheel groove; flaring rim with rounded ... C 1937 540 dated to 1/4 4th c. B.C., while Casserole I is dated to 3/4 5th to 146 B. C. |
| Cooking fabric lid with tapered lip, low flaring walls, elongated cylindrical knob, pinched on two sides, with flat top. Coarse dark gray clay with few small to medium spherical sub-rounded white, rare, ... 2003/05/13 |
| Cooking fabric unflanged stew pot with round bottom, ovoid body tapering in toward flaring, rounded lip, horizontal loop handles attached at upper body projecting diagonally above rim, with thumb indentations ... 2003/05/14 |
| Cooking fabric flanged casserole (Casserole II by Edwards) with flat bottom, squat echinoid body; flaring rim with tapered veritcal lip; interior flange for lid near bottom of rim; round horizontal loop ... Casserole II is dated to 450 to 146 B.C. by Edwards. |
| Cooking fabric flanged casserole (Casserole II by Edwards) with round bottom, deep echinoid body, flaring rim articulated from body, with vertical squared lip; interior flange for lid; horizontal round ... Casserole II is dated to 450 to 146 B.C., C 1946 91 to 146 B.C and C 1946 135 to 2/4 4th c. B. C. |
| Unguentarium with conical disk foot with slightly concave resting surface, high ovoid body beginning as stem inset from foot, with max. diam. Creating shoulder, body contracts to narrow neck. Similar ... 1/3 of 3rd c. B.C. based on context of comparanda |
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