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PEPP 5160
Identification:
African Sigillata 1 Form 16 Hayes 160 bottle.
Description:
Fragment preserving portion of neck. Rib on exterior at lower preserved edge. Pronounced wheel ridging on interior. Fragment appears to preserve juncture between body/lower neck and middle/upper neck, with former including rib, and latter inserted into former, with paste on interior smoothed downwards to cover seam.
Fabric Variant 3. Light red (3YR 6/8) body with matte light red (3YR 6/8) slip on exterior surface.
Micromorphology: Exterior: Striations near upper preserved edge.
D. neck at mid-point preserved portion: 4.2; th. wall: 0.5-0.7.
May well belong to same vessel as PEPP 5161.