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Vase in the Classic Kerma tradition, with a spherical body, without a neck but with a simple flaring lip. Originally, it seems to have had two opposing spouts, which may indicate that it was used as a "feeding-bottle".

Vase de tradition Kerma Classique à panse sphérique, sans col, mais avec une lèvre simple évasée. Il devait être, à l'origine, muni de deux becs diamétralement opposés, ce qui pourrait indiquer qu'il servait de "biberon".

Vase in the Classic Kerma tradition, with a spherical body, without a neck but with a simple flaring lip. Originally, it seems to have had two opposing spouts, which may indicate that it was used as a "feeding-bottle".

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Vila André, "La nécropole du plateau occidental (MX)", dans J. Vercoutter, Mirgissa II, Paris, 1975,p. 170, fig. 67,2.

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Lieu de découverte: 
MX-T.121-2

Material: 
Pâte noire, rouge à bord noir.

État de conservation: 
Vase ébréché et becs brisés.

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