- KM148 (Middle-Late Roman Eastern Glass Small Flask or Jug) [permalink]
- Type
- Inventoried Object
- Material description
- Semitransparent, light green (PMS 345). Sparse small, spherical bubbles. Free-blown. Blowing spirals.
- Logical part of
- Inventoried Objects from the Greek-American Excavations at Koutsongila
- Typological identification
- Glass Free-Blown Flask or Jug
- Description
- Small flask or jug. Short funnel mouth with flaring, outward-curving rim folded up to create vertical, sharp lip. Conical neck. Asymmetrical. Eastern Mediterranean product.
- Preservation description
- One large fragment preserves over one-half of rim, most of neck, and small part of upper body. Dense longitudinal fracturing; extensive dulling and slight milky to silver iridescence.
- Published as
- Papageorgiouetal2022, no. 640
- Preserved height
- 0.06
- Rim diameter
- 0.043
- Other Dimensions
- Neck 0.016–0.025
- Chronology comment
- 3rd to 5th century or later.
- Has geographic origin
- Eastern Mediterranean
- Belongs to Historical Period
- Late Roman (Historical Period)
- Belongs to Historical Period
- Middle Roman (Historical Period)
- Material
- Glass (Material)
- Drawing
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- Photograph
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