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Description: | Black-topped pottery bowl with red polished exterior, and black inside. Sides taper to small, flat base.
TYPE OF VESSEL: Cup
MATERIALS: Nile fabric (Nile A) but it was used slim straw temper.
TECHNIQUE: Hand made. Red coated. Black around the rim due to the effect of the firing. High grade of polish and specially burnish on the black area. Vertical polished on the external walls (red and black) but it seems to have been horizontal polished inside the rim.
DESCRIPTION: Open vessel (B 18d). Black-topped ware type (B-ware). Slope body. Everted rim (C1). Flat Base F3 type. No decoration.
ORIGIN: Probably Naqada (unknown tomb).
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS: Apart from the accession number written on the external wall there is any other number.
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.102782 | Go to resource |
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