Numerous unpublished examples from Corinth cited by B. Adamsheck.
Comparanda
MarabiniMoevs1973, p. 222, no. 412, pl. 44 (“Gray Thin Walled Ware of Alpine Manufacture“ Form XXXVI, Group D: shallow hemispherical bowl with barbotine floral decoration; Cosa, Augustan)
Comparanda
sim. Hayes1973, pp. 461-462, no. 192, pl. 89 (ware and decoration but form varies?; South Stoa, Corinth)
Description
Thin-walled open form: cup or bowl. Upper wall straight, sloping inward. Sharp lip flares slightly outward. Barbotine decoration on upper wall: thin groove; above, band of horizontal branches and leaves; above, row of dots; above, thin groove.
Fabric, firing, and surface description
Medium fine, clean-breaking fabric with frequent, well sorted, small, clear or pale inclusions (quartzitic); pimply surface.
Preservation comment
One small sherd preserves <5% of rim and upper body. Slight, sparse abrasion around edges; worn breaks; very thin film of encrustation.
Published as
KenchreaiIV, p. 73, no. ER 65, pl. 19 (B. Adamsheck)
