Knidian product Augustan-Flavian (esp. Claudian-Neronian), close to Cosa XXVII (MarabiniMoevs1973) but perhaps deriving from eastern models in glass or bronze: KoglerMandel2004, pp. 86-87 and Kogler2010, pp. 347-349, Typ Dk.2.
Comparanda
Cf. Ke2205-P648 (same type but shape varies)
Comparanda
AgoraXXXII, p, 269, no. 1617, fig. 51 (context dated “early 1st century (to A.D. 50?)“)
Two joining sherds preserve ca. 20% of rim and body. Slight, extensive abrasion and erosion with slight pitting and chipping; worn breaks; frequent patches of thin, sandy accretion. Marine?
Published as
KenchreaiIV, pp. 72-73, no. ER 62a, pl. 18, fig. 8 (B. Adamsheck)