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There are 14 objects for which Shape_description contains → piercing
13.10.11.11 Ovoid with a piercing through the longest axis and a ridge around the middle.
13.10.11.12 Ovoid with a piercing through the longest axis and a distinctive girth.
13.10.11.14 ovoid with a piercing through one axis and a pronounced girth.
13.10.11.15 Ovoid with piercing through th shotrest axis and a pronounced girth.
13.10.11.5 Spherical bead with piercing.
13.10.11.6 Spherical bead with piercing though the centre.
13.10.11.9 Ovoid bead with piercing though axis.
2004.8.7 Solid, irregular trapezoid (six faces). A cylindrical hole piercing the top of the loom (diameter 0.6).
2008.7.132 Appears to be shoulder (neck) of pot. Lug protrudes from fragment with hole piercing it horizontally.
78.12.10 Circular body, flat moulded shoulder, small concave discus with a small filling in the front right hand side of the discus. Short flat nozzle, rounded tip with a slightly irregular wick hole that cuts into the shoulder area. Vertical handle which reaches down towards the base and attaches around the shoulder, circular piercing through handle. Circular unmarked base, slightly concave.
REDMG:1964.1610.1 Ovoid body, convex shoulder, medium rounded filling hole in the centre at the highest point. Nozzle is part of the body and is the most acute angle, elongated oval wick hole piercing the body. Irregular flat lateral pinched handle, base is a slightly raised ring mirroring the ovoid shape of the body.
REDMG:1964.1611.1 Circular body with convex shoulder and small concave discus (filling hole is destroyed). Small deep nozzle rounded tip and sides, medium size circular wick hole. Small vertical handle with piercing, attached to the shoulder and to the body, extending towards the base. Single ring base.
REDMG:1964.1614.1 Deep circular body, nearly straight convex shoulder and a deep concave discus with a small filling hole at the centre. Nozzle was flat and had a small round wick hole and probably a rounded tip. high vertical handle reaching down towards the base, circular piercing through the handle. Circular base is demarcated with a single line and is very slightly concave.
REDMG:1964.1615.1 Circular deep body, convex shoulder, small circular concave discus with reasonably large central filling hole. Small rounded nozzle with a medium sized flat, circular wick hole, at base of nozzle there appears to be a small air hole. Flat vertical handle with circular piercing through it. Handle is high above the body and reaches down towards the base. Base is circular and flat, it is delineated by two moulded bands.
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