Fragment of a vice behind a stamp, 300–275 BC, Chersonesos Chersonesos Taurica; found at Myrmekion. Stamp; height 3.3 cm, width 5.5 cm, length 5.5 cm., A fragment of a pottery rim or vessel displayed against a neutral gray background, made of a beige to light tan coarse clay with numerous small dark brown and reddish inclusions and pitting across its surface, showing an irregular curved top edge and a thicker lower band with a shallow recessed area, a few rougher brownish patches where the surface is chipped, and subtle horizontal tool or wheel marks visible on the lower portion.
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Fragment of a vice behind a stamp, 300–275 BC, Chersonesos Chersonesos Taurica; found at Myrmekion. Stamp; height 3.3 cm, width 5.5 cm, length 5.5 cm., A fragment of a pottery rim or vessel displayed against a neutral gray background, made of a beige to light tan coarse clay with numerous small dark brown and reddish inclusions and pitting across its surface, showing an irregular curved top edge and a thicker lower band with a shallow recessed area, a few rougher brownish patches where the surface is chipped, and subtle horizontal tool or wheel marks visible on the lower portion.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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