Reconstructed vessels catalog

This is the base and lower part of the everted rim of a well-fired flat bottom dish. The main motif (TFG1540) is represented only by a fragment, but incorporates some curvilinear elements. The rim base has zone marker RZ4D-3-2. The dentate stamping is rather crudely executed.

This is the rim and neck of a relatively thick-walled, low-fired jar. Decoration is limited to simple notching across the lip (motif M77-1-3).

This is the rim and neck of a large, thick-walled jar, with decoration limited to simple notching (motif M77-1-3) along the inner edge of the lip.

This was merged with ECA-V-196.

This vessel, which is quite similar to ECA-V-201 (but clearly a different jar), is a jar with a strongly everted rim. The inner edge of the rim carried incised motif PK280 (sets of slanting lines), while the exterior decoration is motif PK239, a cross-hatched grid of incised lines.

This is a small rim fragment of a restricted bowl with fairly thick walls, decorated in fine dentate stamping. The lip is plain. The exterior decoration begins with motif A322, followed by zone marker RZ4D-3R-1. Below this is the main motif, GS40, a variant of the zigzag design.

This is the everted rim and neck of what was almost certainly a large carinated jar, although the carination is missing. The interior is not decorated but the interior edge of the lip has simple incised designs in motif PK528. On the exterior the main motif is PK247, consisting of concentric curvilinear triangular spaces. There is also a fragment of what appears to be motif M76-1-1 at the bottom.

This is presumably the everted rim of a large, plainware jar, probably of globular form (vessel type IIA). The paste is a rather unusual dark gray color.

This rim from an unrestricted bowl has been fairly eroded, making the decoration difficult to discern accurately. The interior appears to be undecorated, while the lip has traces of cutouts and probably had some stamping as well (motif RG58). On the exterior, there is a zone marker RZ4D-4R-2, while the main motif (PK30) is a variant of the zigzag design.

This carinated portion of a thin-walled carinated jar may be the lower portion of vessel ECA-V-201, but the sherds do not join so this is not certain. The incised decoration (which appears to have been made with the same tool as for ECA-V-201) is motif PK323 alternating triangular spaces filled in with slanting lines.