Sherds
- Object Number
- SMP18070
- Name
- Sherds
- Description
- Fragments of pottery vessels
- wheel-made. Mostly fine fabrics. All are body sherds
- profile thickness ranging from c. 0.5 to 1.4cm
- fine/smaller vessels probably open shapes (e.g. cup
- skyphos)
- larger vessels perhaps more closed. Two fragments are part of narrow neck shape (e.g. hydria). Almost all sherds are decorated with horizontal stripes painted in slip
- varying in thickness and quantity (one of the neck pieces rather seems to be decorated with a curved band ornament
- e.g. wave or moustache). Some sherds may have been treated with a light (whiteish) foundation slip. Slip colour of decorations ranging from dark (almost black) to brown and red (result of firing atmosphere). Both light-ground and dark-ground decorations (i.e. dark lines painted on light ground vs. lines resulting from dark paint as background).
- Specimen Count
- 43
- Preservation State
- Fragment
- Collection Date From
- 1959
- Department
- Knossos
- Collection
- Stratigraphical Museum
- Other IDs
- SMP19056
- EMu IRN
- 161051
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