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| 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 ... C |
| Flat-bottomed ovoid pot, vertical rim, rounded lip. Vertical strap handle joins at body median. Wheel-ridging on upper body and shoulder, scattered spotting of yellow glaze. Sandy clay fired white at surface, ... Middle Byzantine ... C 1935 89 ... 89 |
| Small button base. Slightly concave lower wall flaring to carination from which vertical, slightly flaring upper body has been pinched in to form quatrefoil mouth. Very slightly everted rim with rounded ... late 11th-early 12th century (Guy Sanders) ... C 1936 89 ... 89 |
| Lid. Flattened rounded lip with straight flaring sides, terminating in hollow asymmetrical cylindrical knob with string marks on the top and unsmoothed clay lumps. Thrown on wheel as one piece. Hard granular ... By context. Cf. Hesperia 2005 3-33 ... Late Roman (5th -6th c AD) |
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