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C-Ware – elliptical bowl C-0476
By Droux, Xavier
Archaeological site unknown.
1900–1901 : Bought by Schaparelli in Egypt.Turin, Fondazione Museo delle Egizie, S.397.
Material : Nile silt (Painted)
Preservation : Complete, repaired
Decoration preservation : Very good
Preservation information :
Repaired from four sherds.
Decoration
Four downturned triangles filled with chevrons hang from the rim and point toward the bottom of the vessel, without connecting to one another; one plant stem with short leaves on both sides raises from the bottom up to the rim. A few small dots between two traingles may be unintenitional drops, as is most likely a thicker line visible beneath one of the triangles: the paint was partly removed while still fresh, leaving a smudged area.
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Dimensions (cm)
Height :
4.9
Maximum diameter :
14.7
Small diameter :
11.1
Rim diameter :
14.7
Additional information
Form :
Open
Vessel index :
Vi 300
Opening index :
Oi 100
Shape of base:
round base
Decoration location :
Inside
Acknowledgements
We thank the staff of the collection management office at the Museo Egizio for facilitating access to this artefact.
References
Not previously published.