cf. LRP pp. 332, 335, 338, no. 28, fig. 68 (“first third of sixth century?”)=AgoraXXXII, pp. 88 (J. W. Hayes: “coarse variant of the shape [Type H] . . . may represent the product of a subsidiary regional workshop”), 242, no. 1294, fig. 40, pl. 63 (“Date earlier than context. Context of second quarter of 6th century”)
Description
Small bowl. Relatively thick walled. Rounded body with tooling marks. Rim tapers to narrow, rounded lip, almost pointed; one groove below lip on inner face, mostly flat outer face with faint, uneven band of rouletting; and small, overhanging, undercut flange.
Fabric, firing, surface
Fabric: 10R 6/6, light red. Slip: 2.5YR 4/8, red. Rough finishing; thin slip. Material typical for ware.
Preservation description
One fragment preserves <25% of rim. Slight, sparse abrasion; worn breaks; slight, sparse encrustation.
