Stoneware Jug

Three body fragments, two of which are mended, comprising half of a stoneware jug with a gray body. The sides are fairly straight with rounded shoulders and a broken handle attachment. On the interior surface, there is a pitted and spalled brown slip as well as iron staining and burnt glass concretions. The exterior has a clear lead glaze as well as traces of adhered sand and and grit. There also is an incised maker's mark on the shoulder consisting of an encircled cross and the letters C and T. The letter D is inscribed just below the mark.

• Object number

  217.0, 217.2, 217.15, 217.18, 217.22, 217.25, 217.34, 217.45, 217.51, 217.57, 217.82, 217.91, 217.95, 217.111, 217.123, 217.163, 217.165, 217.166, 217.169, 217.189, 217.199, 217.219, 217.220, 217.225, 217.228

• Animals/objects

  Hollowware

  Jug

• Category

  Household

• Class

  Ceramic

• Functions

  Food Preparation/Storage

• Material

  Stoneware

• Context

  Lot 12, Test Cut G Cistern: Brown Sandy Silt Below Feature Wall and Below Slabs (Stratum 19) (624.217)

• Forms

  Handle

  Body

• Techniques

  Wheel turned

  Burned