Description (Physical description)
1953.564 A-H: '10 dipper juglets.
Descriptions from the Excavation Records (Vol.II, pps. 508-511)as follows:
A/Reg 96 "Red-brown ware with white grits. Rim slightly chipped."
B/Reg.109 "Drab ware with a few white grits, firing pinkish in patches. One dark patch of discolouration."
E/Reg.95 "Pinkish ware with grey and whte grits. Rather roughly made."
F/Reg.4 "Buff ware with a few white grits; self slip with traces of vertical burnishing."
H/Reg.17 "Pale buff ware, self-slip with slight traces of vertical burnishing. Surface partially destroyed."
Reg.110 "Drab ware with a few grits, firing pinkish in patches.
Reg.60 "Drab ware; brown slip with slight vertical and horizontal burnish."
The following not in the excavation publication:
C/Reg.111 may not be a dipper juglet as it has a flat base. The rim, neck and body above the shoulder has been glued back together but half the vessel, including the handle, is missing.
D/137 is the smallest of the group and has been reconstructed from sherds; areas of
body missing.
G/Reg.6 has been glued together from sherds; part of body missing. Partially burnished.'
Event Date
Author: maa

Context (Field collection)
Tomb WH.1.
Event Date 1952
Author: maa

Context (Field collection)
Jericho, excavated by Kathleen Kenyon, 1952-1958. See archive for field notebooks, distribution lists, etc. (BR6/3/1/1 – BR6/3/1/8).
Event Date 1952
Author: Lily Stancliffe

Context (References)
Kenyon, K.M. (1960). Excavations at Jericho, Vol. I: The Tombs Excavated in 1952–1954. London: The British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem. p. 505, fig. 256.9.
Event Date 1960
Author: Lily Stancliffe

Context (Amendments / updates)
According to the Accession Register there should be 8 dipper juglets with this number. However 10 have been found. Eight are marked with the correct Accession Number and two (excavation reg. nos WH.I.110 and WH.I.60) are not marked with an Accession Number.
Event Date 18/10/2001
Author: Imogen Gunn (admin)

Description (Physical description)
Dipper juglet. Round base and straight-sided body with handle and cylindrical neck. Pinkish ware, white grit temper.
Event Date 13/7/2022
Author: Lily Stancliffe