cf. Hammond2015, p. 313, no. 239, fig. 24 (Panayia area, second half of 6th century).
Description
Large jug. Low false ring foot, extant flattened floor drops to very near level of base towards center, lower part of sloping walls preserved.
Fabric, firing, surface
Red with a tinge of orange, fired to pale brown near exterior surface (2-4mm) with thin, even white slip. Hard, slightly coarse; smooth breaking, with smooth to dusty surface texture. Uncommon to common, small, tabular, rounded, white (calcareous?) inclusions and rarely red bits; rare, subangular, dark gray stones; rare elongated voids or laminar cavities visible in section.
Preservation comment
One large sherd preserves ca. 40% of base and large part of lower body. Slight, sparse abrasion and massive chipping around edges; slightly dulled breaks; extensive, thick patches of irregular encrustation.