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Description: | Pottery vase with oval body, small flat base, and an x-shaped potter's mark incised on base. Black-topped pottery, with red burnished surface and black burnished top.
Materials: Nile fabric (Nile A).
Technique: Hand made. Red coated. Black around the rim because of the effect of the firing. High grade of polish and specially burnish on the black area. Vertical polished on the external walls.
Description: Closed vessel (as B 44a). Black-topped ware type (B-ware). Convex body. Direct rim (A1). No neck. Flat Base F6 type. No decoration. On the base there is an incised cross (maybe a pot mark).
Orign: Probably Naqada.
Further Observations: The number 1251 is written near the base. Haworth, Jesse (Donation 1895).
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.109239 | Go to resource |
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