Légende
Amphora, unknown Gazan workshop Gaza Strip place of manufacture; Large LRA 4 amphora of a spindle-shaped form, almost cylindrical in the central part. Hemispherical shoulders, conical flat-topped bottom. Rim weakly accentuated, rounded, with slightly thickened edge. Two loop handles placed in the upper part; lower parts reinforced with clay underpinning. Ceramic fabric likely contains limestone inclusions particles visible on surface. Outer surface beige-orange, upper part covered with slipped/soaked clay to obtain a rough surface. Ribs visible in upper and lower parts; deep grooves in the bottom part. Interior coated with black resin impregnation, some of which has leaked onto the shoulder. Near one handle a small, barely visible Coptic inscription in black ink; a large inscription in red paint runs along the vessel. Probably 4th quarter of the 6th–7th century. Find location: Edfu. Vessel type: amphora. Dimensions: height 75.3 cm; rim diameter 10.0 cm; body diameter 23.6 cm; bottom diameter 2.5 cm., A tall, narrow ceramic vessel with a rounded shoulder and two loop handles near the top, tapering to a pointed base; the surface shows a few horizontal ridges and subtle circular wheel marks, with visible cracks and chips. The vessel displays colors including beige, tan, light brown, and darker brown patches near the rim and handles, all set against a neutral gray background.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A00_041
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
77.2Mo (1.3Mo) / 38.1cm x 50.8cm / 4500 x 6000 (300dpi)