Greek, Roman and Byzantine Pottery at Ilion (Troia):
Sebastian Heath and Billur Tekkök, Editors
Late Third Century Cleanup (K/L16/17.0419)
Please note that this is a public draft of work in progress
Clean-up after collapse of Trajanic Complex, perhaps associated with Herulian disturbance.
1. Çandarli Hayes Form 1 variant Rim (2nd - early 3rd Century)
P. H. .052. Est. diam. rim .25 (1/8 preserved). Th. .004.
K/L16/17.0419:1. Single sherd. Compact pale (5YR 7/6) fabric with tiny white and fewer tiny black inclusions. The dark red interior slip (between 10R 4/4 and 4/6) is evenly applied and smooth. The exterior slip is very much thinner, beginning at the outer face of the rim, where it is wearing through.
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2. Çandarli Hayes Form 4 Rim (200-300)
P. H. .024. Est. diam. rim .14 (<1/20 preserved). Th. .004.
K/L16/17.0419:2. Compact reddish (2.5YR 6/6) fabric with few small dark as well as light inclusions. Red (10R 5/8) slip on all surfaces, smoother on interior.
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3. Middle Roman Amphora 7 Handle
K/L16/17.0419:3. Single sherd with handle and adjacent neck. P.H. .17, Th. across handle .05. Somewhat granular, hard, cleanly-fired brown (5YR 5/6) fabric with varied inclusions: most frequently black rounded bits - some up to .008 in diameter but usually .004, also elongated white/lime, brick red chunks up to .002 in length - perhaps re-fired clay -, and frequent other varied tiny bits; frequent elongated voids. The surface is coated and fired same color as fabric.
Benghazi CW, pp. 189-193; Neiderbieber 77; Peacock & Williams class 47.
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4. Middle Roman Amphora 7 Base
K/L16/17.0419:4. Single sherd preserves 1/5 circumference of hollow foot. P.H. .038, est. D. toe .08, Th. .011. Somewhat coarse brown (5YR 5/8) fabric with oversize (up to .004) black chunks and frequent angular light and dark smaller inclusions. Surface is coated but same color as fabric.
Benghazi CW, pp. 189-193; Neiderbieber 77; Peacock & Williams class 47.
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