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Ceramics from the Musi River 5

Jar, base flat, four lugs on upper shoulder connected by
four encircling incised lines with second set of lines below
lugs. H: 25. Song to Yuan Dynasty, probably South China.
C11–C14. Found at Palembang, Musi River.

K1756.
Storage jar, base flat. H: 16.8. Song or Yuan Dynasty.
C10–C14. Found at Palembang, Musi River, Pusri.

K1655, K1809, K1900, K2621, K2624, K2650, K2651.
Jars, base slightly concave, four small horizontal lugs,
watery autumn brown, dark brown or pale celadon glaze
over grey or pale pinkish body, encircling wheel marks
on outer body surface, wavy incised lines around waist
on K2624 and K2651, stamped near lug on K1809 &
K2650 H: average 35.4 (30–40.3)7. Probably South China,
Guangdong Province, Song–to Yuan Dynasty. C12–C14,
(but also similar to Go Sanh storage jars, but with grey
or pale pinkish body rather than the characteristic red K1772.
body of the Go–Sanh wares). Cf Adhyatman and Ridho Amphora, neck only. H: 10.6. Found at Palembang, Musi
(1984, Figures 27, 30, 31, 32 & 171). Found at Palembang, River, Pusri.
Musi River, Pusri (2), Boom Baru (3), Batu Ampar (2).

K1779.
K1657. Jar, four lugs (2 damaged), base flat, two rows of bosses
Jar, base flat, upper rim chipped. H: 28.5. Thailand, around shoulder. H: 23.8. Vietnam or China. C16–C17.
Singburi, probably Mae Nam Noi kilns. C14–C16. Found Cf Harrisson (1986, Figure 160). Found at Palembang,
at Palembang, Musi River, Boom Baru. Musi River, Pusri.

K1790.
Jar, four large vertical lugs around shoulder, decorated
K1692. with impressed and carved dragon with face towards lug,

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