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Description: | Pottery vase, coarse ware, with round body.
Type of vessel: Jar.
Materials: Aluvial Silt Fabric (Straw Tempered Nile silt - Nile C-).
Technique: Hand made. Uncoated and finish roughened.
Description: Closed bowl: Jar (as R 69c). Type Rough-ware (R). Rim everted (C1). Convex body. Everted neck. Pointed base (P1a). No decoration. The external surface present the marks of the straw used in the temper.
Origin: Probably Naqada.
Further Observations: Accession number writtem on the exterior wall. There is a little labe attached to the inner part of the neck with the number: R 69c. This is the reference to the figure drawing in the Naqada and Ballas publication. Haworth, Mr Jesse (Donation 1985).
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.109634 | Go to resource |
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