A small LB jar, highly polished, and made with a very fine fabric. The decorative schema consists of a complex web or 'net' pattern rendered in polish and positioned on the upper portion of the shoulder. The web lines average 0.125cm wide and run upper left to lower right and upper right to lower left, rather unorganized and inconsistently. It is not a highly stringent design. The neck also appears to be polished with horizontal, circumferential polish marks, but the "background" of the net, between the lines, is unpolished, accenting the intersecting lines of the design. The exterior polish regimen continues onto the interior surface, down to the interior shoulder, at which point the interior is no longer polished. In addition to the fine sand noted above, significant amounts of medium sand particles are also present in the compact fabric. The highly 'sandwiched' fabric may indicate a slab construction method, using layers to form the vessel walls. The interior is 80% covered in light yellowish brown corrosion, the exterior 10%. There are almost no sand inclusions of pyrite visible in any of the surfaces. Breaks are rough.
From Interior to Exterior