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Small globular vase with a wide but short neck and a flared lip with a triangular profile. It was made from a fine orange clay, covered with a thick white slip. It is most probable that this type of ceramic vessel contained a liquid, like the jars depicted in libation scenes in temples.

Petit vase globulaire avec un col large mais court et une lèvre évasée au profil triangulaire. Il a été fabriqué d'une pâte fine orangée recouverte d'un engobe blanchâtre épais. Il est probable que ce type de céramique renfermait un liquide, tels ceux que l'on voit représentés dans les scènes de libation des temples.

Small globular vase with a wide but short neck and a flared lip with a triangular profile. It was made from a fine orange clay, covered with a thick white slip. It is most probable that this type of ceramic vessel contained a liquid, like the jars depicted in libation scenes in temples.

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Bibliography

Vercoutter J., "Les nécropoles et les sépultures isolées à Mirgissa", Mirgissa II, Paris, 1975, p. 28.

General Comment


Lieu de découverte: 
Numéro de fouille: MX, T. 234-1; IM 604.

Material: 
Engobe rouge. 

État de conservation: 
Reconstitué.

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