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Vase of the ''flower pot'' type, with a flat circular base pierced by a hole 3,5 cm in diametre. The walls are flared and the lip is rounded. Throwing marks are extremely noticeable and some wear marks are also visible.

Vase de type "pot de fleur" au fond circulaire plat percé d'un trou de 3,5 cm de diamètre. Les parois sont évasées, et la lèvre arrondie. Les traces de tournage sont très apparentes, et quelques traces d'usure sont visibles.

Vase of the ''flower pot'' type, with a flat circular base pierced by a hole 3,5 cm in diametre. The walls are flared and the lip is rounded. Throwing marks are extremely noticeable and some wear marks are also visible.

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Bibliography

Williams B.B., Excavations between Abu Simbel and the Sudan Frontier, part 6 : New Kingdom Remains from Cemeteries R, V, Sand W at Qustul and Cemetery K at Adindan, Chicago, 1992, pl. 11.

Reisner A. J., Archaeological Survey of Nubia 1907-1908, volume I, Le Caire, 1910, p. 340, fig. 314.

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Lieu de découverte: 
Numéro de fouille: SACP 1/11 (21); S. 481.

État de conservation: 
Un éclat sur la lèvre.

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