ECA-V-132

These sherds form the upper portion of an unrestricted, carinated bowl that might easily be mistaken for a flat bottom dish, except for the fact that there is decoration continuing below the carination. The interior is plain, while the lip is decorated with an inner row of stamped circles (motif A417), followed by a GZ1D zone marker (simple line) and an outer lip motif (GS541) of triangular cutouts. On the exterior, the coarse stamped design begins with zone marker RZ4D-4R-1, below which is main motif PK17, a variant of the “dumbbell” design family. Below the main motif is zone marker RZ4D-4-2, and below the carination another row of RZ4D-4-2. Unfortunately, the sherd is broken at this place and any lower decoration that may have existed is missing.