M10 Cat. Att 301
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
1st or early 2nd quarter of 5th C. BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of lip and bowl. Inset lip is offset inside. Fine black glaze, peeling in part. Dated by B. A. Sparkes (personal communication); confirmed by stratigraphy (supra, "Introduction," 000).
M10 Cat. Att 302
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
(Geç Lidya (Pers))
As Att 301.
M10 Cat. Att 303
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 480-470 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of lip, lightly inset outside, plain inside. Scar of handle attachment preserved. Handle panel reserved.
M10 Cat. Att 304
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
475-450 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Inset rim. Reserved in handle panel.
M10 Cat. Att 305
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 470-450 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of lip and bowl. Inset lip is offset on inside. Very fine black glaze.
M10 Cat. Att 306
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
()
Just like Att 305.
M10 Cat. Att 307
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 475-450 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of bowl. Interior: impressed pattern of ivy leaves and three berries at end of stem.
M10 Cat. Att 308
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 450-430 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of foot and body. Molded ring foot, with concave molding on the inner face and raised rings on the underside. Light groove above the junction of the foot and wall. Interior decorated with rings of incised tongues in concentric zones.
M10 Cat. Att 309
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 450 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of wall and handle. Lip offset inside. Found near Att 308, a similar piece.
M10 Cat. Att 310
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 450-430 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of body. Underside has at least two raised rings. Fragment of ring foot preserved. Interior decorated with a zone of incised tongues. Tongues seem to be the exclusive decorative pattern, suggesting that Att 310 is an early example of this ty...
M10 Cat. Att 311
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 450-430 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of foot and bowl with thin wall. Molded ring foot. Raised ring preserved on underside. Incised tongues decorate interior. As Att 310, this piece could be an early example of incised ware, if tongues were the only pattern.
M10 Cat. Att 312
Seramik
Pişmiş toprak
ca. 450-430 BC (Geç Lidya (Pers))
Fragment of body. At least one raised ring on underside. Interior: two zones of incised tongues.