Reconstructed vessels catalog

This is the rim of a large, thick-walled globular jar, with decorated limited to notching along the inner and outer edges of the lip (motif PK414).

This is the base of a large flat bottom dish. Most of the decoration is missing, but that present begins with motif GS512, slanted sets of stamped lines, followed by GS662, a row of slanting stamped lines, and ends along the base with motif FOH84, alternating triangular cutouts.

This is a relatively small, flat bottom dish decorated with coarse dentate stamping. The lip is decorated with motif A207-1, sets of stamped triangles formed by three lines each. On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif A1, followed by zone marker RZ4D-4R-2. The main motif is PK231, a sinuous stamped design, bounded top and bottom by GZ1D zone marker lines. Below the main motif is another zone marker, RZ4D-4-2, and finally motif A51-3 runs along the base of the rim.

This is the neck and rim of a restricted jar that was probably carinated (vessel type IIB), although this cannot be determined for certain. The rim turns out abruptly at a 90 degree angle from the neck, and the surface of the outturned rim is decorated on the inside with zone marker RZ4D-3-2 and on the outside edge with motif PK535. On the exterior, the decoration begin with zone marker RZ4D-4R-1, continues with motif PK536, an interlocking series of stamped diamonds with stamped circles, then another zone marker RZ4D-5R-2, and finally the main motif (PK537), a variant of the “dumbbell” design family.

This is the upper body portion of a small jar, broken at the juncture with an everted rim. The vessel is undecorated.

This rim sherd from an unrestricted bowl has a groove running along the middle of the lip, and dentate cross-stamping (motif SC1418). On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif A1, followed by zone marker RZ4D-5R-2. The main motif is PK181, an interlocking stamped pattern.

This is the everted rim and partial neck of a large jar, probably globular. The flat lip is decorated by notching along both the inner and outer edges with a V-shaped tool. Otherwise the vessel is not decorated.

This is the lower rim and base portion of a large flat bottom dish. The upper rim and lip are missing. Part of the main motif, PK318, remains, bounded below by zone marker RZ4D-3-2. Along the base of the rim is motif PK325, consisting of deep cutouts with intervening triangular shaped stamped lines.

This rim sherd is most likely from a flat bottom dish, although an unrestricted bowl form cannot entirely be ruled out. The interior is undecorated while the lip has motif A207, stamped triangular lines. On the exterior, there is zone marker RZ4D-4R-2, and below this motif PK393, a variant of the broad-nose design, with small stamped circles probably representing eyes.

A relatively thick-walled unrestricted bowl, possibly originally supported on a pedestal base. The interior is undecorated. The lip has two parallel lines of stamped circles (motif A417) separated by a pronounced groove 4.4 mm wide. On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif A1, followed by zone marker RZ4D-4R-2. The main motif is PK144, of the zigzag family of motifs with a lower boundary of stamped circles. The decoration is well executed.