Légende

Bowl, unknown Northern Mesopotamian workshop, bowl with a small round flat bottom. The bowl walls are tilted in the lower half, straight in the upper half, ending with a low, slightly distinct, slightly thickened and rounded rim. In the lower part of the bowl, a pinkish burn mark is visible, left by the bowl in which it was placed. Clay vessel, table vessel, vice-free, ca. 2600–2350 BC; Early Jazira III / Early Dynastic III period. Found at Tell Jassa el Gharbi Northeastern Syria; origin Northern Mesopotamia Khabur Basin. Height 7.7 cm, width 12.3 cm, weight 170 g., A round, shallow ceramic bowl viewed from above with an interior surface in shades of tan and beige showing a slightly darker central area and lighter rim; the bowl has visible cracks and a few repaired seams forming a patchwork of segments, with some small spots of discoloration and surface irregularities; the background is a flat gray.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A04_012

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

59.0Mo (1.9Mo) / 38.6cm x 38.3cm / 4562 x 4518 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Bowl unknown Northern Mesopotamian workshop bowl small round flat bottom bowl walls tilted lower half straight upper half ending low slightly distinct slightly thickened rounded rim lower part pinkish burn mark visible left was placed Clay vessel table vessel vice-free ca 2600–2350 Bc Early Jazira III Early Dynastic III period Tell Jassa el Gharbi Northeastern Syria origin Northern Mesopotamia Khabur Basin Height 7.7 cm width 12.3 cm weight 170 g round shallow ceramic bowl viewed interior surface shades tan beige showing slightly darker central area lighter rim visible cracks repaired seams forming patchwork segments small spots discoloration surface irregularities background flat gray.