The diversified pottery assemblage from the 2009 season of excavations in the basilica represented different classes: tableware, common and kitchen wares, and amphorae. Tableware included local Egyptian Red Slip Ware and some rare African Red Slip Ware imports. Small plain and decorated jugs, at least 124 in all, constituted a major find. Eight different types have been identified, including a dipper. There were also miniature jugs with brown painted decoration on the upper part of the body. The chronological range of the assemblage studied this season is from the 6th to the 8th century.