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There are 9 objects for which Decoration contains → squat
14.9.45 Bottom of false neck has a broad red band. Shoulder has two broad red bands with several narrower bands in between them. The body is squat, with same pattern as the shoulder. Decoration is brick-red on pinkish-buff ground. Smaller band of red near and on the edge of the base, which is undecorated and slightly convex in shape (?). Blackening around hole where true neck has broken off suggests usage as a lamp.
34.10.1 Top of mouth four even bands, side one band. Three warriors on one side of body. On opposite side, right to left, two vertical leaves / bars, a squat cross, a large circle with dot in centre, a smaller squat cross, with incisions. Shields divided by incisions. Four bands around base with a dot in the centre.
45.6.11 Squat skyphos. Two handles on either side, one broken and one glued. Small closed mouth. Black band around middle of body. Added deep red colour all around the surface, flat base.
45.6.27 Flared lip, elongated handle to side attached from underneath lip to centre of body, squat pear shaped body, flat resting surface and ring base, reserved.
45.6.28 Flared rim, squat pear shaped body, small foot with flat resting surface.
45.6.42 Small, squat aryballos, flared mouth, pear shaped body, flat base.
45.6.45 Shallow, squat body with small sloped foot and flat resting surface, spiral grooves on base.
45.6.55 Lip overhanging edge and slightly sloping upwards. Neck short, into wide. squat circular body. Foot short and base flat.
TEMP.2002.9.1 Squat clay bowl with simple motif and two handles. Low foot painted with a black line. The bottom of the bowl is slightly angled (although irregular). The body (slightly lopsided) curves toward a carination where there is a slightly wavy horizontal band. Two handles, one either side and roughly with a line of black gloss. The rim flares slightly and is decorated with a line above a simple zig zag (which is of poor quality). The interior is almost plain with a ring painted at the base.
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