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A sherd of coarse red ware with a cream slip. The decoration consists of both straight and wavy lines and a leaf pattern, it is painted on in purple.
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Scherf van grof rood aardewerk met crèmekleurige slip. De versiering bestaat uit rechte en golvende lijnen en een bladpatroon. Het is in paars opgebracht.
Tesson d'un matériau rouge et grossier couvert d'un engobe crème. Il est décoré de lignes droites et ondoyantes ainsi que d'un motif folié peint en pourpre.
Eine Scherbe aus grober roter Keramik mit cremefarbenem Überzug. Die Dekoration besteht aus purpurnen, geraden und gewellten Linien sowie einem Blattmuster.
Coccio in terracotta grezza con uno strato di copertura color crema. La decorazione, dipinta in viola, consiste di linee dritte ed ondulate con un motivo di foglie.
Fragmento em barro vermelho com rebordo creme. A decoraçao consiste em linhas direitas e ondulantes e em padrao de folha, pintado em roxo.
Fragmento de cerámica roja con engobe crema. La decoración consiste en líneas rectas y onduladas y un dibujo en forma de hoja pintada de color púrpura.
A sherd of coarse red ware with a cream slip. The decoration consists of both straight and wavy lines and a leaf pattern, it is painted on in purple.
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From excavations carried out at Meroe by Garstang in 1910-11. He later gave the sherd to the Museum in 1947.
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Site: Meroe.
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