ECA-V-027

This large unrestricted bowl, though clearly a different vessel, is very similar to ECA-V-025, and like the latter may originally have been supported by a pedestal. The burnished interior is not decorated, while the wide lip carries a row of stamped circles (motif A417) along the inner edge and the long-beakedbird motif (PK133) made up of cutouts and stamped lines and circles along the outer edge. On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif A1, followed by zone marker RZ4D-6R-2. Below this is the main motif, PK85, a variant of the zigzag design, with undulating stamped lines along the bottom. Like vessel ECA-V-025, this bowl exhibits a high degree of technical skill, and indeed the two vessels may well have been made by the same potter.