Petrographic sample: Hawarit S1

Vessel Registration Number:

Hawarit surf S2

Khirbet el-Hawarit

c. 200 - 600 CE

Bowl

Israel/Golan

Late Roman, Byzantine

Dining/Drinking/Serving

Description

The matrix is slightly ferruginous clay containing about 7 percent of silty angular quartz, lesser quantity of pure ferruginous shale and without any traces of mica. According to the optical activity of the clay minerals of the matrix, firing temperature estimated 700ºC. The non-plastics compose about 12% of the sherd’s volume and are badly sorted 0.05-0.7 mm angular to sub-rounded grains of mature quartz (some with coating of iron oxides), same size elongated angular to elliptic fragments of pure ferruginous shale, and rare round grains of siltstone.

Thin Section Photos  2


Bowl
Khirbet el-Hawarit
c. 200 - 600 CE
Late Roman, Byzantine

Bowl
Khirbet el-Hawarit
c. 200 - 600 CE
Late Roman, Byzantine

Break Photos  1


Bowl
Khirbet el-Hawarit
c. 200 - 600 CE
Late Roman, Byzantine

Vessel Images  1


Bowl
Khirbet el-Hawarit
c. 200 - 600 CE
Late Roman, Byzantine

Petrographic Sample

Israel / Golan

mature quartz sand, ferruginous shale, siltstone

Associated Ware/Ware Family

ca. 200 CE - 600 CE

Roman, Byzantine