C-Ware deep bowl C-0151
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C-Ware – deep bowl C-0151

By Droux, Xavier

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, Tomb U266.

1898–1899 : Egypt Exploration Fund excavation.

Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, AN 1896-1908 E.2780.

Date : Naqada IA–IIB

General range of C-ware production

Material : Nile silt (Painted)

Preservation : Unknown

Decoration preservation : Unknown

Decoration

Two large downturned triangles filled with dots are placed on opposite sides of the vessel, with a chevron-band filled with hatching painted a distance below and connected to the triangle by a vertical line. The rest of the decorative space consists of a smaller, downturned, crosshatched triangle (with the line of its left side extending below the tip) located next to a vertical, crosshatched band. These motifs are faced on the opposite side by by a series of four small, crosshatched triangles placed next to one another in a vertical series, and connected to each other at the tip by a vertical line. 

Petrie 1921: pl. XXII, 32N.
Payne 1993: fig. 27, 395.

Dimensions (cm)

Height :

11

Maximum diameter :

19

Rim diameter :

19

Additional information

Form :

Open

Vessel index :

Vi 173

Opening index :

Oi 100

Shape of base:

flat base

Decoration location :

Inside

Cite this Page

Droux, X. 2022. C-0151, Predynastic Online Database, www.ponda.org/object/C-0151. retrieved 21 September 2024.