Reconstructed vessels catalog

The interior and lip of this flat bottom dish are eroded, making it difficult to discern the nature of the decoration along the lip, but there is evidence of a groove and cutouts along the outer lip edge. On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif A1, followed by zone marker RZ4D-4R-2. The main motif is PK76, a simple variant of the zigzag design.

This well fired, fairly thick walled flat bottom dish is decorated with very fine and well executed dentate stamping with lime in-fill. The burnished interior is not decorated. The flat lip has in inner row of stamped circles (motif A417) and an outer motif of alternating triangular cutouts (lime-filled) with the “twin long-beaked bird” motif (PK250). On the outer surface, the decoration begins with motif A1, below which is zone marker RZ4D-5R-1. The main motif is PK20, one of the zigzag family of motifs with stamped diamonds and defined along the lower boundary by stamped circles.

This consists of the lower rim and partial base of a flat bottom dish. The main motif (PK246) is rather crudely executed with coarse dentate stamping. Along the edge of the base is zone marker RZ4D-3-2.

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.

This well-fired, flat bottom dish has a plain interior, with the flat lip decorated with motif GS490, alternating triangular cutouts with intervening dentate stamped lines. On the exterior the decoration begins with motif A1, followed by zone marker RZ4D-5R-2, which immediately frames the top of the main motif (PK92), a variant of the zigzag design family with stamped diamonds containing small stamped circles at the base. Zone marker RZ4D-5-2 frames the bottom of the main motif.

This well-fired bowl (which may originally have been supported on a pedestal) has an elaborately decorated lip with motif PK260, a variant of the twin long-beaked bird made by cutouts and dentate stamping. On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif Al03-2, followed by zone marker RZ4D-4R-2, below which is then the main motif PK218. Although this motif appears to be mere geometric, it likely is a stylized and simplified face motif.

This is the everted rim (absent the actual lip) and neck of a large, thin-walled jar that was most likely carinated although this cannot be determined for certain. The exterior decoration consists of an open, curvilinear geometric design (motif PK155) executed by incising.

This well-made bowl (which may originally have been supported on a pedestal) has especially fine dentate stamping, and the interior surface is well burnished. The lip is decorated along the inner edge with motif A417, stamped circles, and along the outer edge with motif GS498, alternating triangular cutouts with intervening stamped lines. On the exterior the decoration begins with motif SC1340, followed by zone marker RZ4D-5R-2. The main motif is A274, a simple variant of the zigzag design.

This is the everted rim and neck of a large, plainware jar.