hafital | Curiouser and curiouser

Just because I'm wasting a few minutes before going to bed, I tried another selection into the Gender Genie, this time from one of my archeology papers, which, in my opinion, has some of the dryest most gender neutral voices possible.

The text used:

Plumware appears in a variety of different sizes with similar overall features, as well as some completely different shapes. Larger examples have a typical diameter of 60cm with a height of about the same. Their shape is described as having a "well-defined" neck with a "beveled ledge rim" and have ring bases. Aside from their longer, narrower, neck and larger size, their decoration is the same, with alternating panels of geometric motifs and plastic ridges with studs around the neck. Some vessels have a more pronounced carination or a second carination below the neck. (Delougue 48-51) Other types of Jemdet Nasr pottery found with plumred paint are conical bowls, shallow open bowls, and jar caps, to name a few. (Ehrich 100)

And weirdly, I'd thought for sure it would be male, but it's female. So fiction=female, non-fiction=male isn't particularly accurate, either. The whole things highly suspect.