| Descriptive Attribute | Value(s) |
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| Figure Id | 2 |
| Pottery Form | Strainer Jug Mouth |
| Group | Strainer Jugs |
| Description | 2. Strainer Jug Mouth. Diam. 6 cm. Thickness: 2 mm. Light red 10R 6/8 ware with reddish gray 10T 5/1 core. Self-same red 10R 5/6 slip on exterior. Ribbed exterior. Two rough lines of clay on interior: one is a regular circle; the other is somewhat irregular. It appears to be a break with signs of smoothing above. Location: UT, Residential Quarter, Trench 94. Cf., Oboda (Negev 1986, 994), bag-shaped juglet; Tall Faysal (Hendrix 1996, 352), late Roman. |
| Has note | This is one of some 300+ representative examples of pottery documented at the Great Temple Excavations |
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|---|---|
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Has type
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Strainer Jug Mouth |
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ceramic (material)
Vocabulary: Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus Open Context References: ceramic (material) |
Suggested Citation
Shari L. Saunders. (2010) "Pottery 159 from Asia/Jordan/Petra Great Temple/Upper Temenos/Trench 94/Locus none provided". In Petra Great Temple Excavations. Martha Sharp Joukowsky (Ed). Released: 2010-11-03. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/subjects/39820dd3-035f-4163-e39f-42c72b99b4fe> ARK (Archive): https://n2t.net/ark:/28722/k2kk9cp72
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