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Publication: Hesperia 54 (1985)
Image: 2012.70.1741 (80-13-22)
Lot: ΜΜ 10
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Object: MC 1290
Inventory Number:   MC 1290
Section Number:   ΜΜ 607
Title:   Turkish Pipe Fragment
Category:   Misc. Clay Objects
Description:   Stem socket broken away; rim chipped; bowl use-blackened inside.
Bowl of a lily pipe with emphasized keel running under entire bowl and up front where it forms a decorative element. Heavy lip with vertical striations above a ring or collar.
Orange clay, red slip.
Notes:   surface through sand to 54.50m. Catalogued November 1979.
Context:   Surface through sand to 54.50m. From pottery storage.
Notebook Page:   386
Negatives:   80-13-22
Dimensions:   H. 0.04; P.L. 0.052; Diam. (rim) 0.04
Date:   20 April 1936
Section:   ΜΜ
Grid:   ΜΜ:42-50/ΙΕ-ΙΘ
Elevation:   Ca. 54.50m.
Masl:   54.5m.
Lot:   Lot ΜΜ 10
Period:   Turkish
Bibliography:   Hesperia 54 (1985), p. 199, pl. 63, no. A 33.
References:   Publication: Hesperia 54 (1985)
Image: 2012.70.1741 (80-13-22)
Lot: ΜΜ 10
Notebook: ΜΜ-2
Notebook: ΜΜ-7
Notebook Page: ΜΜ-7-87 (pp. 1362-1363)
Notebook Page: ΜΜ-7-88 (pp. 1364-1365)
Card: MC 1290