| 14.9.45
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Shape E of BSA xiii, p.15
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| 27.10.1
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Shape A (BSA xlii, p.15). Neck and handles modern, undecorated. Body almost spherical, base flat.
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| 29.11.2
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Cup mouth. The top of the rim slightly curving upwards. Cylindrical neck. Strap single handle connecting the beginning of the neck with the shoulder. Shoulder curves slightly down to straight body. Broad torus ring foot. Underside flat except conical center.
Cf. Smith 2003, BSA 98, p.360, footnote 26, pl. 59 a-b (see also 'Comments').
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| 38.4.2
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Squat, shape D of BSA xlii p.15
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| 48.12.10
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Long tall neck from the top of which handle loops up and then down to join edge of broad shoulder, curning slightly upwards. Straight body; sturdy, flat foot; concave base.
Cf. Smith 2003, BSA 98, p349, footnote 24, pl. 58 d-f (see also 'comments').
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| 50.10.1
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Coldstream (79) classes this amphora as part of the 'plump and ungainly group' of LG IIb amphorae whose potters modelled amphora bodies after those of pitchers (see J.M. Cook, BSA 42, 151).
Flaring mouth with rounded, thickened rim; two vertical strap thick handles extend from the top of the decorative zone on the neck down to the bottom of the decorative zone on the shoulder; rounded body tapers to a ring foot. Flat underside
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