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Description: | Pottery vase with oval body, pointed base, and outward-spreading neck.
TYPE OF VESSEL: Jar
MATERIALS: Aluvial Silt Fabric (Straw Tempered Nile silt -Nile C-)
TECHNIQUE: Hand made. Uncoated and finish roughened. Brownish-grey/orangish colour.
DESCRIPTION: Closed bowl: jar (R 91c). Type Rough-ware (R). Everted rim (C1). Everted neck. Convex body. Rounded base (as R2). The external surface present the marks of the straw used in the temper and black areas.
ORIGIN: Probably Nagada or Ballas (unknown tomb)
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS: Accesion number written on the vessel. Haworth, Mr Jesse (Donation 1895).
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.109261 | Go to resource |
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