
Middle Bronze Age II
White Painted Flask
Pottery flask in White Painted IV ware; ellipsoidal body with a flattened base and cylindrical neck with a horizontal rim, now chipped; high loop-shaped handle from rim to shoulder; string-hole projection at base of the neck; buff clay with buff slip; painted on the body with a brown chequerboard decoration, with encircling lines and wavy lines on the neck. Dimensions: Height: 24 centimetres Object Type: bottle Ware: White Painted Ware Series: White Painted IV (SCE type XIV A 1a) Techniques: handmade; painted; slipped
Date
1850 - 1650 BC
Accession No.
1884,1210.50
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Phoenikiais
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