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- Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3 [permalink]
- Type
- Typology Item
- Broader
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Late Roman C Ware
- Bibliography
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LRP, pp. 329-339, figs. 67-69
- Description
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Commonest form of ware produced in various shapes and sizes during 5th-6th centuries. Dish or low bowl with small ring foot or false ring foot; flaring body; and vertical rim, concave on the outside, and overhanging below in flange. Rim varies over time toward thicker, shorter, more hanging form (subtypes A-H) but certain details of chronology require refinement. Decorated with stamps and rouletting.
- Belongs to Historical Period
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Late Roman (Historical Period)
- Linked to
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KP357 (Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3)
KP1956-020 (Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3C-H with Stamps)
KTH0511 (Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3)
KTH0512 (Late Roman C Ware bowl or dish)
KTH1079 (Late Roman C Ware Bowl or Dish)
KTH1400 (Late Roman C Ware Bowl or Dish)
KTH1613 (Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3)
KTH1797 (Late Roman C Ware Bowl or Dish)
KTH2056 (Late Roman C Ware Bowl or Dish)
KTH2081 (Late Roman C Ware Bowl or Dish)
Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3B
Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3C
Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3E
Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3F
Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3G
Late Roman C Ware Hayes Form 3H