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Description: | Red pottery vase with a flat base, narrow neck, and flared mouth, defined by a rim. On one side of the vase, a simple face has been made by applying pieces of clay when wet. This type of vase is known as a 'Bes vase', because of the resemblance between the face and the dwarf-god Bes.
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.109124 | Go to resource |
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