KP408 (Ottoman Glazed Stemmed Bowl) [permalink]
Type
Inventoried Object
Logical part of
Greek-American Excavations at Koutsongila Inventoried Objects
Typological identification
Ottoman Pottery
Description
Stemmed bowl. Flaring lower wall. Tall, wide, flaring ring foot with at least three precise horizontal grooves on exterior and two on interior. Exterior has white slip down to just above foot-body joint and yellow glaze, but orangish to yellowish green glaze down over foot; interior has white slip and orangish to yellowish green glaze. Traces of vertical gouges on exterior body.
Fabric, firing, surface
Fabric: 5YR 7/4, pink. Slip: white. Glaze: yellow over slip on exterior body (PMS 602) and orangish to yellowish green without slip on interior and exterior base (PMS 457–7503). Somewhat soft, fine to gritty fabric with very rare, small, white inclusions (lime?) and small black particles (sand?); rare, small voids. Thin, uneven, dull slip. Thick, even, dull glaze shows crazing and sparse bubbles.
Preservation description
One fragment preserves upper part of ring foot and central floor. Moderate, somewhat sparse abrasion and marginal chipping; worn breaks; slight, extensive patches of encrustation.
Published as
Gregory2022, pp. 747-748, no. 289, fig. 18.6
Preserved height
0.027
Preserved width
0.067
Chronology comment
Ottoman (15th-18th century)
Explanation of deposition
Residual in upper colluvial level.
Material
Ceramic (Material)
In Excavated Unit
Locus TRA0701-003
Location in unit
Byzantine–Post-Byzantine colluvium embedding wall A2.
Drawing
Photograph
Photograph
Photograph