Légende
Jug, unknown Aswan workshop. Jug with a rounded outward-turning rim, cylindrical neck, tapering at the base and provided with circumferential rollers midway up and at the base. Sloping shoulders merge into an ovoid belly. A preserved trace of a vise indicates it connected the middle part of the neck with the upper part of the shoulders. Flat, inward-curving bottom. Pink kaolin ceramic body Gempler IA. Surfaces eroded, but remnants of a yellow engobe survive in the bottom section. Below the vice attachment point, on the left side near the bottom, a dent in the wall is visible, probably from a firing error. Egyptian sigillata/Coptic pottery, kaolin clay; defective firing. 5th–7th century. Find location: Edfu. Vessel type: jug. Height 15.7+ cm preserved; rim diameter 5.0 cm; neck diameter 2.4 cm; body diameter 9.7 cm; bottom diameter 4.0 cm., A worn, roughly textured clay vessel with an irregular narrow neck and chipped rim floats against a plain gray background, showing colors of reddish-brown clay with patches of darker brown and black discoloration and a few lighter, dusty areas.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A19_077
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
77.2Mo (940.8Ko) / 38.1cm x 50.8cm / 4500 x 6000 (300dpi)