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ID number: ECM 1963 Named collection: The Eton Myers Collection Title / Object name: Pottery Sherd Object type: Vessel Culture: Egyptian Date made: Naqada I Period (c. 4000-3500 BCE) Collector: Wainwright, Gerald Avery Materials: Ceramic Measurements: overall: 5.32 cm x 4.54 cm x 0.61 cm (Height x Maximum Width x Depth) Provenance: Sawama, Middle Egypt |
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Small bowl in fabric Nile A, red coated on the exterior and inside the rim, and burnished. Linear decoration is applied on the exterior in white gypsum paint. Bibliography: For more information, see: Notes: This type of decorated pottery is found mostly in the Naqada I period in the area between Matmar and Hierakonpolis, with a small pocket in the Aswan region. The object mark 'N+B' is possibly a reference to Petrie's publication Nagada and Ballas in which this king of Predynastic pottery was first described. |
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