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Roughly made pottery jar of Nile silt, with hand-finished pointed base, convex profile and extended outward flaring neck. It was found in a tomb of the early Middle Kingdom, about 1900 BC, at Beni Hassan in Middle Egypt.
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Grof gemaakte aardewerken kruik van Nijlklei, met handgemaakte puntige voet, convex profiel en lange uitlopende hals. Het stuk is gevonden in een graf uit het vroege Middenrijk, rond 1900 voor Christus, in Beni Hasan in Midden-Egypte.
Jarre en limon du Nil, grossièrement façonnée, à base pointue finie à la main, au profil convexe, au col allongé et évasé. Elle provient d'une tombe datée d'environ 1900 avant J.-C., au début du Moyen Empire, découverte à Beni Hassan, en Moyenne Égypte.
Grob gefertigter Tontopf aus Nilschlamm mit handgemachtem Spitzboden, konvexem Profil und langem ausschwingendem Hals. Er wurde in einem Grab des frühen Mittleren Reiches, etwa 1900 v. Chr., in Beni Hassan in Mittelägypten gefunden.
Giara di terracotta, rozzamente modellata, in limo del Nilo, con una base a punta finita a mano, profilo convesso e collo esteso che si allarga verso l'esterno. L'esemplare è stato ritrovato in una tomba dell'inizio del Medio Regno, databile al 1900 a.C. circa, a Beni Hassan nel medio Egitto.
Jarra em lodo do Nilo, com base pontiaguda acabada à mão, pescoço longo a alargar para fora Foi encontrado num túmulo de inícios do Império Médio, cerca de 1900 a.C., em Beni Hasan, no Egipto Médio.
Burdo vaso de cerámica de barro del Nilo con una base puntiaguda terminada a mano, perfil convexo y un cuello extendido ensanchado hacia afuera. Fue encontrado en una tumba de comienzos del Imperio Medio, cerca del 1900 a. C., en Beni Hassan, en el Egipto Medio.
Roughly made pottery jar of Nile silt, with hand-finished pointed base, convex profile and extended outward flaring neck. It was found in a tomb of the early Middle Kingdom, about 1900 BC, at Beni Hassan in Middle Egypt.
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From the division of finds excavated by Mr. John Garstang at Beni Hassan. Given to the museum by the Beni Hassan Excavations Committee in 1904.
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Margaret Murray, National Museum of Science and Art, General Guide III. Egyptian Antiquities, Dublin 1910, 49.
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Site: Apparently found near (?) tomb 513: 'NR 513' is written in pen on the jar.
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