Caption
Vessel with hieratic inscription, Egyptian pottery vessel of clay, Old Kingdom, ca. 2686–ca. 2181 BC; findspot Edfu; height 15.1 cm, rim diameter 5.6 cm, body diameter 8.2 cm. Comparative material: Petrie, Dendera, pl. XVI,2; Hope, Akhmim, fig. 7, type AIVa 2bi; Reisner, Mycerinus, p. 212, fig. 64 3,4; Brunton, Qau and Badari, pl. LXXXI type 77N — earlier dated to the IVth–Vth Dynasty; Mace, Naga ed-Der II, figs. 87.11–14, 16–25; Reisner, Naga ed-Der III, fig. 28–33; Petrie, Abydos II, pl. XLIII, 79–80; Keiser, Avila, Dreyer, Jaritz, Laskowska-Kusztal, MDAIK 40, fig. 9b., A large, rounded clay vessel with a narrow neck and flared rim, shown against a plain gray background, with a rough, textured surface that has small pits and scratches. The vessel is predominantly brown with variations of lighter and darker brown tones and small flecks of pale and reddish-brown. The surface shows unevenness and some areas of wear and abrasion.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A05_067
License type
Rights managed
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71.7Mb (2.8Mb) / 13.9in x 20.0in / 4179 x 6000 (300dpi)