Légende

Amphora spatheion, unknown North African workshop Tunisia/Libya. Cylindrical, elongated amphora with a smooth yellow-green surface, probably covered with a coating produced during firing natural engobe, so-called self-slip. Two-stage profiled spout with a rounded top and an outward-sloping lip. Small loop-shaped handles glued to the arms and to the neck just below the spout; conical bottom. Inner walls covered with a resin impregnation, also visible on the outer walls of the upper part of the amphora. Complete vessel, ceramic body not visible. 2nd half of the 6th–7th century; findspot: Edfu. Vessel amphora. Height 44.2 cm; diameter 6.6 cm rim, 10 cm body., A tall, elongated ceramic vessel with a narrow neck and a small rounded foot, showing a pair of looped handles near the top; the surface is mostly beige with areas of darker brown and light tan, and there are a few small reddish-brown spots and subtle variations in texture on the body, set against a smooth gray background.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A06_172

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

77.2Mo (1.2Mo) / 38.1cm x 50.8cm / 4500 x 6000 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Amphora spatheion unknown North African workshop Tunisia Libya Cylindrical elongated amphora smooth yellow-green surface covered coating produced firing natural engobe -called self-slip Two-stage profiled spout rounded top outward-sloping lip Small loop-shaped handles glued arms neck conical bottom Inner walls covered resin impregnation also visible outer walls upper part amphora Complete vessel ceramic body visible 2nd half 6th–7th century findspot Edfu Vessel amphora Height 44.2 cm diameter 6.6 cm rim 10 cm body tall elongated ceramic vessel narrow neck small rounded foot showing pair looped handles near top surface mostly beige areas darker brown light tan small reddish-brown spots subtle variations texture body set smooth gray background.