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Mended from many pieces. Most of one side and all of rim missing; restored in plaster. High flaring ring foot; deep ovoid body. Rolled handles joining body high on shoulder. Neck offset from shoulder ... May 1952 |
Four large fragments, non-joining. These fragments belong to P 22302. Well. 725 Leica, 82-122 ... May 1952 |
Lekanis, complete except for small parts of lower body; restored in plaster. Deep, very pointed body somewhat warped below spout. Flaring ring foot. Walls taper below to a point inside the foot ring. Body ... May 1952 |
Mended from many pieces; small parts of body restored in plaster. Broad slightly concave resting surface. Flaring sides; rim rolled, set off from sides by groove.
Pinkish-buff clay with many impurities ... May 1952 |
Mended from many pieces; large part of wall, rim and one handle restored in plaster. Deep open shape. Low ring foot. Vertical rolled handles attached below rim. Thickened flat rim, projecting inside bowl ... May 1952 |
Mended from many pieces. Front wall and rim and parts of back wall including most of handle, restored in plaster. Vertical ring foot. Rolled handle attached at rim. Depression at lower attachment. Ovoid ... May 1952 |
Mended from many pieces; parts of body and rim restored in plaster. Deep pitcher; wide mouth with rounded neck and flattened rim. Band handle attached at rim; thumb mark at base of handle. Roughly flattened ... May 1952 |
Mended from many pieces; parts of body restored in plaster. One handle and part of shoulder missing. Balloon body; short straight neck; heavy, flaring rim, rounded on outside and set off from neck by a ... May 1952 |
Many non-joining fragments preserve part of rim and handles, part of body and of stand. The rest restored in plaster. Rounded body; short, broad, concave band handles attached somewhat below rim. Rim rolled, ... May 1952 |
One fragment mended from many pieces, preserves part of rim, neck, handle and shoulder. A non-joining fragment of handle with lower attachment, added with plaster. Rolled handles joining a little below ... May 1952 |
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