Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Item number	1
Description	94.94.94
Typology Example Sherd	True
Remarks	Brown paint on the interior and exterior of the rim (10 YR 4/3). Stacked triangles. Brown triangles on the background.
Shape Type Example Sherd	False
Surface Type Example Sherd	False
Fabric Type Example Sherd	False
Photoed only	False
Rim Diameter in cm	18.0
Profile Sherd	True
Artist	BU
Interior Color Munsell Number	10 YR 8/4
Exterior Color Munsell Number	10 YR 8/2
Exterior Color Munsell Name	Very Pale Brown
Interior Color Munsell Name	Very Pale Brown
Core Color Munsell Number	10 YR 8/4
Core Color Munsell Name	Very Pale Brown
Grit Temper	True
Chaff Temper	False
Temper size	very fine
Burnished Interior Surface	False
Burnished Exterior Surface	False
Wash (Surface Treatment)	True
Other Surface Treatment	False
Surface treatment description	False
Incised Decoration	False
Impressed Decoration	False
Painted Decoration	True
Decoration description	Paint is a bit more purple than 10 YR 3/2 very dark grayish brown. Background is 2.5 Y 7/3 pale yellow.
Date drawn	2003-08-07
Painted Decoration Munsell Number	10 YR 3/2
Painted Decoration Munsell Name	Very Dark Grayish Brown
Composite Type Name	Dark Red Painted
Composite Type Name-1	Dark Red Painted
Fabric Type Name	Fabric 94
Shape Type Name	Bowl, flaring uncarinated sides Bowl, flaring uncarinated sides [1]
Surface Type Name	Painted Ubaid, WITHOUT slip
Surface Type Name-1	Painted Ubaid, WITHOUT slip
Has note	An Item (Object) is a single object contained within a finds bag. Item numbers are assigned to finds that have been removed from a finds bag for further analysis. For example, a ceramic sherd that was removed from a finds bag to be drawn and/or photographed was given an item number. Similarly, a particular bone or lithic that was removed from a finds bag for further analysis was given an item number and was subsequently identified by that item number. Most small finds were assigned item number "1," since they were usually the only item in their finds bag.