Caption
Deep bowl. Cup-shaped clay bowl with a slightly convex bottom and sides arching upwards, straight flaring rim flat on top. Made of Nile clay NB1 ? with an engobe containing red ochre, thoroughly polished. Color: red. Well-preserved with slight clay damage on the rim. Function: vessel. Dimensions: height 15.1 cm; lip diameter 27.6 cm; bottom diameter 11.8 cm; weight 1.3 kg. Attributed date/style: Old Kingdom, 4th–6th Dynasty c. 2494–c. 2181 BC. Comparative parallels: parallels noted with Mycerinus and Giza Necropolis pottery and late 6th-dynasty and Early Bronze Age III types. Maker: unknown., A wide, flared terracotta vessel with a rough, matte surface in shades of orange-brown and reddish-brown, showing lighter beige and white spots and scuffs, set against a smooth, cool gray background; the vessel tapers toward a narrower base and has a slightly rounded rim with visible texture variations.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A03_151
License type
Rights managed
Available size
47.4Mb (1.7Mb) / 16.6in x 11.1in / 4987 x 3325 (300dpi)