Probably located under the handle, as indicated by part of the handle attachment preserved on the left side of the sherd. Fragmentary single-levelled ship to the left with a low flat hull, a massive square bow with a concave post integrating the bow projection and an S-shaped horn. There is a single plank protrusion on the stempost and two short vertical ones on the forecastle. Standard raised railing with six tholepins preserved.

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