C-Ware – sherd of beaker, rim of vessel C-0819

Two sub-horizontal lines follow the divide between the black and red areas; below these lines, to the right, remains of two downturned triangles which were possiby filled in. Below, the front part of an ibex facing right is preserved. Short oblique ticks painted along the top of each horn indicate the bosses of the horns; the body is crosshatched. The ibex is attacked by a dog, of which only the front part is preserved. The dog has two short ears represented with small circles at their extremity, and a collar indicated by a loop at the throat. The tip of its front paw is possibly preserved. Behind the ibex are traces of the presence of a third animal, possibly another dog, although the remains are too small to ascertain any identification.