Palette rhomboid, decorated fragment PAL-0267
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Palette – rhomboid, decorated fragment PAL-0267

By Hendrickx, Stan

Mamariya

, Archaeological context unknown. 1907 : Purchased by Henri de Morgan for Brooklyn Museum.

New York, Brooklyn Museum, 09.889.158.

Date : Naqada I–II (?)

General range of rhomboid palettes production.

Material : Greywacke (Carved)

Preservation : Fragmentary

Preservation information :

One extremity broken off; large chip missing on the surface.

Description

The rhomboid palette is angular at the ends of the shorter axis and its preserved extremity is pointed.

Decoration

Near the preserved extremity, two parallel sinuous lines are caved in raised relief on side; they probably represent horns.

Object use

The available documentation does not allow to note whether or not traces of use are visible on the palette.

Brooklyn Museum (ed.) : Online catalogue.
Brooklyn Museum (ed.) : Online catalogue.

Dimensions (cm)

Width :

8.7

Length :

10.1

Additional information

Cite this Page

Hendrickx, S. 2023. PAL-0267, Predynastic Online Database, www.ponda.org/object/PAL-0267. retrieved 21 September 2024.