Reconstructed vessels catalog

This rim from a well-fired, unrestricted bowl is undecorated on the interior. The lip has a row of stamped circles (motif A417) along the inner edge, and motif PK346, a variant of the long-beaked bird motif made with cutouts and stamping along the outer edge of the lip. On the exterior the decoration begins with motif A1, followed by zone marker RZ4D-5R-2, and then main motif GS139, a variant of the zigzag design.

This is the rim and upper body portion of a well-fired, relatively thin-walled globular jar. The surface shows signs of wiping with a coarse material such as barkcloth. There is a distinctive red-orange slip on the exterior and the rim; otherwise the vessel is not decorated.

This rather badly eroded sherd is from an unrestricted bowl, undecorated on the interior. The rim has a narrow lip with a ledge on the exterior. Along the outer edge of the thin lip is motif PK367, a simple stamped design. Below the ledge is zone marker RZ4D-3-1, and then the main motif (recorded as TFG3759), a variant of the zigzag design.

This jar with a strongly everted rim shows parallel striations on the exterior from wiping with a coarse material. The exterior also evidences a thin red slip.

These rim and neck sherds are from a large plainware globular jar with strongly everted rim. There is a trace of red slip.

This globular jar is very similar in overall shape to ECB-V-017, but has a smaller rim diameter and slightly thicker vessel wall. It exhibits red slip on the exterior and parts of the interior rim.

The surface of this pedestal base has been quite badly eroded, making it impossible to accurately discern the decoration, although both dentate stamping and carving of curvilinear lines are involved.

Only a small part of the decoration on this small lid fragment can be made out, beginning with zone marker RZ4D-3-2, followed by motif A327 (possibly representing a row of stylized eyes), and finally zone marker RZ4D-3R-2 running along the rim.

This pedestal base has a single motif, PK338, of the so-called "tongue" type, running around the base.

This rim is from a restricted bowl with incurred rim. The lip is decorated with a row of stamped circles (motif A417). The exterior decoration begins with motif GS614, followed by PK558, and then another band of GS614, all closely packed together. Below this the main motif is PK559.