Caption
Vessel, Egyptian pottery, hand-made clay vessel with a conical belly widest in its upper part approx. 4/5 of the vessel's height, rounded bottom, irregularly marked shoulders clearly sloping on one side, short and almost horizontal on the opposite, straight slightly tapering rim. Made of not very well-worked Nile clay with numerous organic inclusions and limestone particles visible on the uneven surface; carelessly made with many uneven depressions and surface cracks resulting from poor clay kneading. Brown color. Ca. 2686–2181 BC Old Kingdom, from Edfu. Vessel; height 38 cm, rim diameter 11.7 cm, body diameter 15.7 cm., An upright, elongated clay vessel with a rough, weathered surface, showing a mix of beige, tan, light brown, and patches of reddish-brown hues; the vessel has an irregular, slightly tapered shape with a rounded base and a narrower, uneven rim at the top, and its exterior displays cracks, pits, and textured marks along with a few small, lighter spots against a plain gray background.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A04_445
License type
Rights managed
Available size
57.7Mb (2.6Mb) / 11.2in x 20.0in / 3363 x 6000 (300dpi)