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Elongated oval-shaped jar that looks like a termite egg, with a neckless mouth and a simple rounded lip, made from a common buff clay. Throwing marks are visible in the lower third of the vessel while the upper section was smoothened. There is a white colour on the body. This vase is an example of the almost industrial production of vessles of Egyptian potters, many examples of which have been found at Mirgissa/Iken and elsewhere in Nubia.

Jarre ovoïde, allongée en forme d'oeuf de termite, avec ouverture sans col et une lèvre arrondie simple. La pâte est commune chamois. Les stries du tournage sont visibles sur le tiers inférieur alors que la partie supérieure a été lissée. Une couleur blanche marque la panse. Ce vase appartient à la production quasi-industrielle des potiers égyptiens dont de nombreux exemplaires ont été retrouvés à Mirgissa/Iken et ailleurs en Nubie.

Elongated oval-shaped jar that looks like a termite egg, with a neckless mouth and a simple rounded lip, made from a common buff clay. Throwing marks are visible in the lower third of the vessel while the upper section was smoothened. There is a white colour on the body. This vase is an example of the almost industrial production of vessles of Egyptian potters, many examples of which have been found at Mirgissa/Iken and elsewhere in Nubia.

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