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| Mended from many pieces and many pieces missing; restored in plaster; the tip broken away; cigar-shaped body; plain slightly flaring, pinched lip (for pouring?); the nearly straight neck set off from shoulder ... Late Roman |
| Upper part broken away.
Similar to SS 4624 (Π 599), but the clay is brown to buff clay, with a brown slip, and traces of a dark wash on the upper body.
Near the bottom, a deep circular stamp.
Source: ... Late Roman |
| Neck and parts of wall missing.
Orange-buff clay with buff slip; reddish-brown wash on upper body.
Near the bottom, a deep circular stamp.
Source: should be Cibyra W. Pisidia-fringe of Lycia/Phrygia) ... Late Roman. |
| Mouth and most of neck missing.
Very like SS 4626 (Π 601), but the slip is ruddier.
Near the bottom, a deep circular stamp.
Source: should be Cibyra W. Pisidia-fringe of Lycia/Phrygia) see S. Japp, Anatolian ... Late Roman |
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