Identifying Jar Bottoms and Tooling Marks

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates differences in jar bases, showing one jar with an almost round but still slightly square base and another that is perfectly round. He points out visible tooling marks on the round jar's base and neck, indicating it was more of a handmade type. He contrasts this with jars that have perfectly square bottoms and clear, modern markings, showing how these features can also help in dating the jar.

Goal: This step covers how to differentiate jar ages by observing the shape of the jar's bottom (round vs. square) and the presence of specific tooling marks on the neck and base.