Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Early Date (BCE)	-700
Late Date (BCE)	-600
Object Name	Jar, Holemouth
Catalog Date	2018-12-04
Condition Report Date	2018-12-04
Condition	Good
Condition Notes	The object is fragmentary but stable. Object sampled for petrography by David Ben-Shlomo (Ariel University) in May 2018. This involved destructive sampling by drilling a small hole into the object. Note by: Melissa Cradic, 12/4/2018.
General Description	Fragment of a rim of a holemouth jar. Wheelmade. Light brown/tan fabric with many small white inclusions.
Object Date (Chronological)	Iron IIC-Babylonian Persian
Excavation Date	1935-04-04
Primary Location	Holbrook Hall, Pacific School of Religion
Drawer	111D
Unit	AF19
Excavation Number	x13
Provenance	The dating of this object is uncertain and based on mixed material. The excavators attribute the dating to the 7th and 6th centuries BCE (?) (Wampler 1947, Tell en-Nasbeh Vol. II, pg. 122).
Category Type	Ceramic
Subcatagory	Ceramic -- Vessel
General Notes	Object sampled for petrography by David Ben-Shlomo (Ariel University) in May 2018. This involved destructive sampling by drilling a small hole into the object. Note by: Melissa Cradic, 12/4/2018.
Material	Ceramic
Weight (g)	205.9
Depth (cm)	0.7
Diameter (cm)	0.0
Height (cm)	5.1
Length (cm)	0.0
Width (cm)	14.8
Dimension Notes	Measurements taken at the widest points.
Decoration	None
Completeness	Fragment
Manufacture	Wheel made
Ceramic Fabric	Light brown/tan fabric with many small white inclusions
Updated	2019-01-29