Bowl, probably votive, conical shape with a flat bottom. Straight rim, slightly curled toward the center. Wheel-made vessel of Nile clay type NC Vienna System. Leveled surface. Flat, irregular bottom, cut off with a string. Vessel color: brown-red. Reconstructed from three original fragments; rim slightly damaged. c. 1550–c. 1069 BC, New Kingdom, Deir el-Medina. Vessel; height 4.8 cm, diameter 10.2 cm lip, diameter 4 cm bottom., A roughly semicircular, shallow clay bowl with a textured, pitted surface and an uneven rim sits against a pale gray background; the bowl is predominantly reddish-brown with areas of darker brown and small flecks of lighter tan, showing visible roughness and tiny inclusions in the clay, and the inner and outer surfaces display variations in tone and subtle scratches and chips along the rim.
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Bowl, probably votive, conical shape with a flat bottom. Straight rim, slightly curled toward the center. Wheel-made vessel of Nile clay type NC Vienna System. Leveled surface. Flat, irregular bottom, cut off with a string. Vessel color: brown-red. Reconstructed from three original fragments; rim slightly damaged. c. 1550–c. 1069 BC, New Kingdom, Deir el-Medina. Vessel; height 4.8 cm, diameter 10.2 cm lip, diameter 4 cm bottom., A roughly semicircular, shallow clay bowl with a textured, pitted surface and an uneven rim sits against a pale gray background; the bowl is predominantly reddish-brown with areas of darker brown and small flecks of lighter tan, showing visible roughness and tiny inclusions in the clay, and the inner and outer surfaces display variations in tone and subtle scratches and chips along the rim.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26A05_128

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Keywords

Bowl votive conical shape flat bottom Straight rim slightly curled center Wheel- vessel Nile clay type NC Vienna System Leveled surface Flat irregular bottom cut off string Vessel color brown-red Reconstructed three original fragments rim slightly damaged c 1550–c 1069 Bc New Kingdom Deir el-Medina Vessel height 4.8 cm diameter 10.2 cm lip diameter 4 cm bottom roughly semicircular shallow bowl textured pitted surface uneven rim sits pale gray background predominantly reddish-brown areas darker brown small flecks lighter tan showing visible roughness tiny inclusions inner outer surfaces display variations tone subtle scratches chips rim.

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