Middle Bronze Age II
Red Polished Miniature Bottle
Pottery miniature bottle in Red Polished III ware; handmade; depressed ovoid body with a round base and a narrow cylindrical neck with an everted rim; pair of opposing lug handles, with pierced string holes; made of buff clay covered with a burnished dark red slip, decorated with lime-filled incisions: zig-zags and hatched squares between horizontal bands. Dimensions: Height: 12 centimetres Object Type: jar; bottle Ware: Red Polished Ware (RP III) Series: Stewart Type (VII D i2) Techniques: incised; pierced; handmade; slipped
Date
1900 - 1750 BC
Accession No.
1884,1210.24
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Phoenikiais
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