Reconstructed vessels catalog

This is the body section of a large, plainware, globular jar with an everted rim (most of the rim is missing).

This consists of the lower portion of the neck and the rounded carination of a plain ware jar of type IIA.

This is a small, plainware bowl with a carinated inflection; there are traces of red slip on both interior and exterior surfaces.

This large, well-fired unrestricted bowl might have originally been supported on a pedestal base. The interior lacks any decoration, while the lip is decorated with motif SC1265 (stamped triangles) and zone marker RZ4D-3-1. On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif M2-1-1, followed by zone marker RZ4D-3R-2, and then the main motif, PK1983, a variant of the “dumbbell” design family. The dentate stamping is quite coarse and open, and does not evidence a high degree of precision or skill in its application.

This rather badly eroded rim of a flat bottom dish has cut out depressions along the rim (motif SC1132). The exterior decoration begins with motif A1 followed by a zone marker, below which there are two main motifs

This consists of the carinated portion only of a carinated jar, decorated above the carination with simple incision. The motif (PK56) consists of a series of inverted triangles, with the interior space of each triangle filled in with slanting incised lines. There is no decoration below the carination.

This is a large, undecorated jar with a distinct carination and everted rim (only the bottom of the rim neck is present).

This is the carinated portion only of quite a large carinated jar, decorated above the carination with fine dentate stamping and appliqué nubbins. The portion of the decoration remaining has a zone marker (RZ4D-3R-2) running horizontally and defining the top of motif PK66, sets of double stamped lines forming alternating triangular patterns. This motif is interrupted periodically with motif PK6, a set of double nubbins surrounded by zone marking and stamped circles.

The curvature of this vessel profile suggests that it was from a carinated, unrestricted bowl. The interior is well burnished but undecorated. The inner edge of the lip has a row of stamped circles (motif A417), and the outer part of the lip is decorated with motif PK57, alternating triangular cutouts with intervening stamped lines. On the exterior, the decoration begins with motif M2-1-1, below which is zone marker RZ4D-5R-2. The main motif is PK54, an interlocking geometric pattern.

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