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Description: | Barrel-shaped pottery vase, with flat rim and tubular handles; decorated with spirals in dark red. Petrie's 'D-ware'.
Type of vessel: Jar.
Materials: Marl Clay fabric (Marl A1)
Technique: Hand made. Orange slip and smoothed finished.
Description: Closed bowl: Jar (as D 32L). Decorated type (D-ware). Rim modelled (B7). Flat Base type F6. Decorated.
Decoration: Decoration pained in red. 7 spirals of different sizes. Wavy lines over the handles and throught different places of the vessel surface. Apparently the mouth was decorated.
Origin: Probably Naqada.
Further Observations: Accession number written on the exterior wall. On the Museum's record the number 1387 appear related with this vessel. Maybe this is the tomb where the vessel comes from. Haworth, Mr Jesse (Donation 1895).
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.109247 | Go to resource |
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