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Description: | Pottery lamp with two nozzles, one blackened by use, the other broken.
Broneer type XXI lamp with two nozzles. Discus: rosette. Handle ornament decorated with volutes and head of Egyptian deity - possibly Harpocrates. Shoulder form IVb. Lotus on each nozzle top, between volutes. Base ring. orange/brown micaceous clay; small patches of white slip. Plaster mould.
1st Century AD?
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.105546 | Go to resource |
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