Unglazed Redware Body/Rim Sherds

One rim sherd and four body sherds from a large unglazed redware hollowware vessel. The vessel is most likely from a large storage vessel. The body has a thick, coarse tempered light orange to gray body with bits of gravel and pebble inclusions. The body has turn rings on both surfaces. One sherd has "moist"-looking fingerprints on the exterior and is slightly thicker than the remaining sherds. The rim has a plain, rounded rim. The ware is similar to a North Devon type ceramic but without any glaze. The vessel mends in two sections with one unmending sherd. The sherds are most likely all from the same vessel.

• Object number

  39.132, 39.229, 39.218, 39.008, 39.296

• Decoration

  Unglazed

• Animals/objects

  Hollowware

• Category

  Household

• Class

  Ceramic

• Functions

  Food Storage

• Material

  Coarse Earthenware

• Context

  Lot 13 South, Possible Redeposited Domestic Midden, South Portion (624.39)

• Forms

  Body/Rim

• Ware types

  Redware