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African Sigillata 1 Form 19
Identification:
Jug (probably Hayes 161 n. 2/Atlante 1 XXII.4).
Description:
Jug with everted rim with rounded tip, possible slight lid seating, sloping shoulder, and curved middle/lower wall straightening towards base. Groove on exterior neck immediately below rim. Highly glossy slip on exterior from rim down at least to lower wall and matte slip on upper part of neck on interior.
Probably Hayes 161 n. 4/Atlante 1 XXII.4 jug, with two vertical strap handles attached at upper neck and shoulder and rat-tails at lower attachments, disk base with concave lower surface, and slip on exterior and upper portion interior.
Bibliography:
Hayes 1972, 190; Atlante I, 48.