Coarse to fineware. Mostly Roman: Lid with incised decoration; cooking ware with coarse gritty fabric; cooking ware base (?) with incised concentric grooves; ring foot from cup slipped in red; basins with handle; bowl with handmade decoration on rim preserved. Two Hellenistic sherds preserved: one from bowl dipped in reddish paint and one painted with white dots on black. One fragment appears to be from an earlier date: pale fabric painted with concentric circles and branch with leaves in darkish paint.
Coarse to fineware. Hellenistic (bowl dipped in dark paint) to Early Roman (several basins including two handles; four amphora toes; one amphora neck and handle; some cooking ware; two terra sigillata sherds preserved). Three decorated sherds preserved: one Roman redware incised with diagonal lines; one terra sigillata with floral moulding; and one sherd painted white on black in parallel lines and concentric circles (probably from an earlier date - Geometric?).
Coarse to fineware. Two Geometric sherds:lid with concentric circles painted white on black and lid with concentric circles painted with reddish-dark paint on pale fabric vessel. Mostly Hellenistic to Roman. Many body sherds with prominent grooves; cooking ware with signs of burning and gritty fabric preserved. Two sherds of terra sigillata; several amphora toes; one Hellenistic shallow bowl dipped in dark paint; one lamp with incised diagonal lines preserved. One sherd of Roman redware depicting sheep preserved on interior of shallow bowl preserved. Multiple bowls and cups with both flat and ring feet - almost all undecorated. Painted stem from vessel possibly from an earlier date.
