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| Many wall fragments and part of rim missing and restored. Flat bottom; rounded body; lip out-turned; thin strap handles springing from lip.
Coarse light brown clay surfaced with a thin red-brown slip ... 8 August 1953 ... Study Collections-Case No. 100-2/5 |
| Intact save for chips from rim; the surface worn and powdery. Plump ovoid body; the bottom slightly flattened. Short neck with plain lip and round mouth, slightly flaring. Rolled handle sloping from below ... LH III A-B ... Hopf (1959), Botanical Report ... Hesperia 24 (1955), p. 213, no. 20, pl. 75. |
| Jug with Cutaway Mouth. Fragments of handle, neck and walls missing; restored in plaster. Broad almost top-shaped body; low raised base, concave beneath. Ridge around shoulder at base of neck. Band handle ... 9 May 1951 ... Hopf (1959), Botanical Report ... Hesperia 24 (1955), p. 212, no. 18, pl. 75. |
Banded Fish-plate.
Over half of rim, part of floor and foot restored.
High foot; beveled resting surface. Floor concave with shallow groove around outer edge and around depression. Rim nearly horizontal, ... Context of 110 to early 1st century after Christ ... Max. H. 4.2; Diam. 21.0. |
Part of floor and of high flaring base only. Three rings at top of base.
Gray clay and surface.
Middle Helladic. Well M. 721 Leica ... 12-14 May 1937 ... Study Collections-Case No. 100-1/2 |
| Mended from many fragments; about half of rim, parts of wall, and half of one handle missing. Elongated biconical body on flat bottom; vertical rim. Horizontal lug handles, pierced; two large piercings ... 13 March 1939 ... Study Collections-Case No. 100-1/2 |
| Broken all around.
A double comb with coarse teeth at one end (6 teeth in 0.04m.) and five teeth at the other (23 teeth in 0.04m.).
Only one of coarse teeth preserved and stubs of five others. Stubs of ... June 1955 ... Hopf (1959), Botanical Report. |
a) Half of mouth, small part of shoulder. Flattish projecting rim, thick short neck tapering slightly at base.
b) Wall fragment with attachment of handle at greatest circumference. Pronounced inward curve ... April 1951 ... J 7:2 |
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