Bowls with a carinated wall Sample Clauses

Bowls with a carinated wall. 1.1.1 Bowls with a slightly concave wall, a slight carination just below the rim, and a simple rounded or slightly thickened rim. These are the typical Middle Assyrian carinated bowls or “Knickwandschale”, although they also appear in Mitanni and Late Assyrian contexts. Fig. IV.1.a-i, fig. IV.12 – IV.16.a-n, fig. IV.36 – IV.43.a-k, fig. IV.99 – IV.100.a-m, fig. IV.114.a-u. Based on an analysis of the measurements, three size groups are distinguished (figs. B.1 and B.2): 111a: rim diameter < 115 mm, mean rim diameter = 91 mm (CV = 10.9%). 111b: rim diameter ≥ 115 mm and < 175 mm, mean rim diameter = 143 mm (CV = 11.0%). 111c: rim diameter ≥ 175 mm, mean rim diameter = 216 mm (CV = 12.4%). These bowls are most probably all thrown from the cone (technology group A).