Seven joining and nonjoining fragments of rim and body of rosette bird bowl. Plain rim; wide bowl. Brown over polished clay surface. Exterior, 1. rim and bowl fragment: metopal band with a horizontal line along rim, and a thicker one below: three pendent small triangles, bird at left facing right with a crosshatched body and long tail, pendent semicircle with a central dot above and a circle with a central dot below, three vertical lines. Stalked dot-rosette filling the area of a single metope, three vertical lines; below, single pendent ray. 2. Rim fragment: partially preserved two dots of a dot-rosette, three vertical lines, single pendent triangle, tail of a bird. 3. Rim and upper body fragment: four pendent triangles, lower body (crosshatched) and legs of a bird to right, horizontal band below; 4. Lower body fragment: upper part of a standing ray. Interior, three red horizontal bands with a single horizontal white line above and below over a plain dark painted surface.

625–600 BC, according to M. Kerschner.