Caption
Date-shaped unguentarium; Syro-Palestine workshop; Smyrna place of discovery; 1st–beginning of 2nd century AD; Type: Isings form 78D. Translucent amber glass, inclined rim with inwardly curved edge; blown in a two-part mold; 1st century BC–beginning of 2nd century AD. Vessel, rim diameter 2 cm, height 8.15 cm, belly diameter 2.95 cm, weight 0.020 kg., The image shows a single elongated, irregularly shaped object resembling a bottle or vessel with a narrow neck and flared rim, suspended against a pale background. The surface has a rough, textured appearance with vertical ridges and an uneven finish. Visible colors include various shades of brown, amber, dark brown to near-black, and subtle hints of iridescent blues and purples in places. A small loop or handle sits atop the rim in a dark color. The object appears glossy in some areas and matte in others, with lighter amber tones concentrated near the neck and darker tones toward the lower portion.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A01_394
License type
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Available size
57.9Mb (1.5Mb) / 11.3in x 19.9in / 3391 x 5969 (300dpi)