sim. Slane2008a, pp. 237-239, table 1, fig. 1 (fabric of KP225 seems to share qualities with Slane’s “normal Adriatic” fabric; east of Theater, Corinth, mid-2nd century-ca. 275 CE).
Description
Rounded shoulders. Narrow, cylindrical, tapering neck. Flaring rim with thickened, beveled lip. Oval, spined handles attach to shoulder and upper neck.
Fabric, firing, surface
Fabric: 5YR 6/6, reddish yellow; (exterior surface): 7.5YR 7/4, pink. Somewhat soft, smooth, very fine fabric with common mica and rare, small, subrounded to angular, white inclusions. Northeastern Italian/Upper Adriatic.
Preservation description
Three joining fragments preserve large part of one shoulder, entire neck and rim, one entire handle, and one upper handle. Slight chipping; slight to moderate, extensive encrustation.
In mass of Roman sherds and other debris against upper/west face of Wall A1, where they accumulated with downslope movement and/or with disposal by users of adjacent passageway.
