Corinth Basket: NB81 B14 P204
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Basket
Name:   NB81 B14 P204
Area:   Korakou
Title:   Trench I, G IV, mudbrick hearth and floor
Category:   Basket/zembil
Notebook:   81
Context:   14
Page:   204
Date:   1915/05/07
Stratum:   Trench I, G IV
Notes:   G IV This from 0.80-1.00 below ground. The hearth on p. 203 is 0.80 below ground. A circle of small ["stones" crossed out] mudbricks around a little sinking 0.13 deep 0.50 in diam. from outside edge. Inside diam. ca. 0.38. Only 4 or 5 pieces of mudbrick preserved on one side. Rest broken away probably by man with pick. These bricks not really bricks but just shaped out of clay. Bottom of cavity made of pebbles and bits of potsherds packed in clay. No trace of burning.
Level with top is a kind of floor of beaten earth somewhat resembling clay of which the hearth is made and above floor in west side of trench is a thin black layer ca. 0.02 thick. A few pebbles in the clay (cf. bothros of Orchomenos says Wace)
The pottery in G IV is chiefly Urfirnis but coarse.
[NB 81, p. 347]
G IV 0.80-1.00 [AddN: 0.75-1.05] Much like G III but
coarse sherds are more numerous 55 sherds
Plain black Urfirnis in about equal numbers 40 sherds
Plain black surfaced ware. This latter varies in perfection of polish 40 sherds. Rather coarse
Light buff surface. Quite a number of sherds, some of which are thin and of good fabric having a burnished surface. Characteristic bowl shape (cf. p. 342) is noticed. [MN: 43 unpolished 18 polished]
White on black (or cream on black) 1 sherd
[MN: 197]
[NB 85, p. 60, CWB:]
G IV 0.80-1.00 (0.75-1.05)
Urfirnis Red surface 9 sherds incl. part of a cup of this shape
[drawing of profile of EH cup with rim=CP 3315]
Black surface 40 sherds black and brown
Patterned 1 sherd
black on buff = handle of a cup
Plain buff 43 polished
18 highly polished
Coarse sherds red and black. Many have a slip of Urfirnis 55 sherds
Bases 1 raised 8 flat
Period:   Early Helladic
Site:   Korakou
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
Masl:   -1--0.8m.
References:   Object: CP 3315