Inv. No. Fiz 187 - The ceramic smoking pipe.

The ceramic smoking pipe with the cylindrical mouthpiece.

The  mouthpiece is 2.4 cm long and has a diameter of 1.9 cm. The tobacco bowl is 3.6 cm high and has three holes in the bottom. The upper part of the pipe is cylindrical and is separated from the lower part by a narrow, shallow groove.

The ceramic is brown (7.5YR 5/4), with greyish patches. The fabric is compact, with a few small white and black inclusions. The missing upper part of the tobacco bowl has been restored.

 

Length: 5.1 cm

Height: 5.7 cm

Tobacco bowl diameter: 2.5 cm

Mouthpiece diameter: 1.9 cm

Weight: 39 g

Dated to: 19th century

 

Site: Fizine, preventive archaeological excavations conducted by the Underwater Archaeological Consortium under the direction of the Institute of Underwater Archaeology (ZaPA), carried out in 2018 (12 November 2018) in connection with the reconstruction and construction of the pier. Research director: Matej Draksler.

Quadrant: G2

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