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| Eugene Vanderpool ... Finds from Section Ψ span from Turkish down to the Neolithic and Geometric times. Several wells and cisterns from various periods were found and explored. The most extensive remains in the section belong ... 24 Jan-18 Jun 1938 |
| Mended from several fragments; mouth and some of body missing.
Vertical ribbing on body. Small, high foot. Surface decorated with yellow lines.
Glass dark blue. Soft fill beside late Roman wall, outside ... 14 June 1938 |
| Two joining rim to wall sherds. Angular form with wall sloping into a plain rim. On wall, edge of stump of a horizontal(?) handle.
Hard, clean, light brown ware. Thin variegated slip, brown to purplish ... 27 May 1938 |
| One-quarter of wall and a joining rim sherd preserved. Conical body (with S-curved inner profile); vertical rim above a flange. Two slight offsets on underside of flange.
Dull brown clay. Bright red gloss ... 27 May 1938 |
| Single piece of top (a), two joining sherds of vertical outer part. Flat-sectioned handle, sharply angled at top, bearing three grooves down outer face.
Light orange ware. Red slip (patchy on inside) ... 27 May 1938 |
| Half of base with lower wall with small piece added (a), loose fragment of lower wall with scar of base (b).
Flat base (two grooves on bottom) with sloping edge marked off by a groove. Oblique lower wall ... 27 May 1938 |
| Two loose rim sherds, surfaces flaking.
Vertical rim: S-curved exterior with grooves marking off convex bands; slight flange at bottom (remains of rouletting). Concave band between fine grooves on upper ... 27 May 1938 |
| Single piece: rim and outer floor. Surface damaged (flaking, spalling).
Loeschcke type 6 (at Çandarli), variant: sharply upturned rim, near-vertical; flat floor.
Normal Early Imperial fabric: orange, ... 27 May 1938 |
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