Reconstructed vessels catalog

This is a relatively small jar with a rounded carination, entirely plain.

This rim is from a small, delicate, thin-walled unrestricted bowl. The interior and lip are both plain. On the exterior the decoration, executed with very fine, delicate stamps, begins with zone marker RZ4D-4R-4, followed by motif GS366, vertical stamped lozenges, bounded on the bottom with zone marker RZ4D-4R-2. There is just a trace of a motif below this zone marker. This thin-walled, delicate unrestricted bowl is quite similar to ECB-V-010, although clearly a separate vessel; both bowls are likely to have been made by the same potter.

This is the body section of a very large, plainware jar with everted rim.

This vessel number was deleted from the catalog.

This is the carinated portion of a large carinated jar, with the decoration above the carination. What is visible of the design begins with zone marker RZ4D-5-2, below which is motif PK61, a variant of the zigzag motif family. Below this is motif PK374. All of the dentate stamping is finely executed, and the stamps are packed closely together, evidencing considerable artistic skill.

This unrestricted bowl, with traces of red slip on the exterior, has a slight indentation or ledge running on the exterior below the lip. The simple decoration, confined to the exterior, is motif GS112 bounded top and bottom by zone marker RZ4D-3R-1.

This thin-walled bowl, with traces of red slip on the exterior, is undecorated on the interior. The thin lip has motif GS662 (closely stamped lines). On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif PK377, sets of slanting stamped lines, followed by zone marker RZ4D-4R-1, then motif FOH120, overlapping stamped circles, then zone marker RZ4D-4R-2. Below this is motif PK366, a variant of the zigzag design. Although somewhat weathered, the sherd exhibits a high degree of artistic sophistication.

This thin-walled, delicate unrestricted bowl is quite similar to ECB-V-004, although clearly a separate vessel; both bowls are likely to have been made by the same potter. The interior and rounded lip are undecorated. On the exterior, the upper motif is PK543, vertical stamped lozenges, bounded top and bottom by zone marker RZ4D-3R-2. The lower motif is A443, sets of four vertical stamped lines.

This rim of a large unrestricted bowl has a smoothed, undecorated interior. The lip has a row of stamped circles (motif A417) along the inner edge, and motif PK207, a variant of the long-beaked bird motif made with cutouts and stamping. Unfortunately, the exterior is so heavily eroded that the decoration cannot be discerned.

This rim is from a rather unusual, thin-walled unrestricted bowl with a carinated profile (an alternative possibility is that this is the rim of a small, delicate lid). Along the interior of the rim there is motif SC1280, made by rocker stamping with the edge of a bivalve. On the exterior, the decoration begins with a row of small appliqué nubbins encircled by zone marking. Below this is zone marker RZ4D-3R-2, then motif A44, a row of stylized oval eye motifs, bounded on the bottom with zone marker RZ4D-3R-2 again.