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Description: | Broneer type XXI lamp, crudely made, with two nozzles. Right nozzle has a chipped wick-hole, left is broken away at the end. Unpierced handle with triangular ornament, decorated with a male head facing left, within the arms of an upturned crescent. Plain discus. Slightly concave base, defined by a groove, and with a central depression. Red/orange clay and slip.
Material: Pottery | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.509871 | Go to resource |
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