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Plate fragment, unknown Aswan workshop site type / place of origin, plates, tableware, Aswan pottery, Egyptian pottery, Egyptian sigillata, Coptic vessels, Coptic pottery, impressed decorations, stamped decorations, stamps, kaolin clay. Fragment of the bottom of a plate with a ring-shaped foot. Pink kaolin ceramic mass Gempeler 1A. The surfaces are polished and covered with a reddish-brown engobe. The vessel is decorated internally, on the bottom of the bowl, using pressing and engraving techniques. These create a composition whose central element is a rosette impressed with almond-shaped stamps forming a pattern. It is surrounded by five concentrically engraved grooves. The band surrounding them consists of a double-course zigzag, made with an impressed roulette. The fields between the zigzag arms are filled with rhomboidal impressions of a stylus . The entire composition is enclosed by eight concentrically engraved grooves. 5th–6th century, unknown type of site / place of discovery, vessel, plate, height 2.7 cm, width 11.4 cm, diameter 10 cm bottom, A broken reddish-brown ceramic fragment with etched curved lines and punctured dot patterns rests against a smooth gray background; the shard shows a rough, lighter-colored edge and visible concentric grooves and petal-like incised shapes on its surface, with colors including reddish-brown, light tan along the broken edges, and various shades of gray in the background.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A00_044

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

77.2Mo (626.3Ko) / 50.8cm x 38.1cm / 6000 x 4500 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Plate fragment unknown Aswan workshop site type place origin plates tableware Aswan pottery Egyptian pottery Egyptian sigillata Coptic vessels Coptic pottery impressed decorations stamped decorations stamps kaolin clay Fragment bottom plate ring-shaped foot Pink kaolin ceramic mass Gempeler 1A surfaces polished covered reddish-brown engobe vessel decorated internally bowl using pressing engraving techniques create composition central element rosette impressed almond-shaped stamps forming pattern surrounded five concentrically engraved grooves band surrounding them consists double-course zigzag impressed roulette fields zigzag arms filled rhomboidal impressions stylus entire composition enclosed eight concentrically 5th–6th century unknown type site discovery height 2.7 cm width 11.4 cm diameter 10 cm bottom broken reddish-brown ceramic fragment etched curved lines punctured dot patterns rests smooth gray background shard rough lighter-colored edge visible concentric grooves petal- incised shapes surface colors reddish-brown light tan broken edges various shades gray background.