C-Ware – sherd, type uncertain, body C-0128

To the right, the head, horns, and neck of an antelope are preserved. The horns are diverging at the base before curving toward each other. It is the only such type of horns in the C-ware record, which renders the identification of the species uncertain, although the hartebeest has been suggested. In front of the horns, the extremities of two lines, painted next to one another, are just visible.

In front of the antelope is a complex motif that tapers toward the top. It is filled with loops and zigzags; there are dots along its right edge, wich consists of two parallel lines, and small loops along the other edge. It may be part of the body of a crocodile, but it is impossible to secure this identification without further mends. To the left of that motif is a partly-preserved rectangular feature with a dividing line in its center, and the tiny part of another motif at the extremity of the sherd.