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Description: | Pottery vase with polished surface, tapered body, and roughly flat base.
Type of vessel: Jar.
Materials: Nile Fabric (Nile A).
Technique: Hand made. Red coated. Burnished outside the bowl (vertical direction) and inside the mount (horizontal direction).
Description: Closed vessel: jar (as P 40c). Polished Red ware type (P-ware). Convex body. Everted rim (C2). Low neck. Flat base F6 type. No decoration.
Origin: Probably Naqada (tomb 1219).
Further observations: Accession number written on the exterior wall and inside the mount. The number 1219 is written on the base. Label attached with the number P 49c (there is any P 49c in the Naqada and Ballas book nor in the Corpus of Prehistoric Pottery). Haworth, Mr Jesse (Donation 1895).
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.109351 | Go to resource |
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