Jars range in size from small vessels of perhaps a pint capacity to
vessels of several gallons. Only the smaller jars occurred as burial
furniture, however. The larger jars have been reconstructed from sherds
found in refuse pits and so are part of the domestic complex. Most of
the jars have some form of strap handle and seem to have been the only
vessel form decorated by incising or by punching out nodes. Such
examples of incising as are evidenced in this collection are very poorly
executed (Fig. 9).