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Water vessel qulla. Ovoid, elongated belly with the edge of the foot protruding outward. Short, wide neck transitions into a higher, slightly flared section above a sharp break in the wall. Inside the neck is a strainer formed by puncturing holes in the clay before firing. Entire surface covered with cream-yellow whitewash. Made of medium-porous Nile clay. 2nd half of the 5th–6th century. From Tell Atrib. Vessel for storing water. Height 17.2 cm; width 9.3 cm; outer rim diameter 7 cm; base diameter 5 cm., A single round ceramic object sits near the center of the image against a smooth flat background; the object is mainly beige with areas of reddish-brown where the surface is chipped or worn, and it has a rough, speckled texture. The top face of the object shows a recessed circular area with several circular holes and fragmented edges, and a shadow extends to the right creating a gradient from medium gray near the object to darker gray farther out. The background is uniformly gray with subtle variations in tone.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A06_238

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

77.2Mo (923.9Ko) / 50.8cm x 38.1cm / 6000 x 4500 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Water vessel qulla Ovoid elongated belly edge foot protruding outward Short wide neck transitions higher slightly flared section sharp break wall Inside neck strainer formed puncturing holes clay firing Entire surface covered cream-yellow whitewash medium-porous Nile clay 2nd half 5th–6th century Tell Atrib Vessel storing water Height 17.2 cm width 9.3 cm outer rim diameter 7 cm base diameter 5 cm single round ceramic object sits near center image smooth flat background mainly beige areas reddish-brown surface chipped worn rough speckled texture top face recessed circular area several circular holes fragmented edges shadow extends right creating gradient medium gray near darker gray farther background uniformly gray subtle variations tone.