
Middle Bronze Age II
Red Polished Mottled Bowl
Pottery bowl or dipper in Red Polished III or possibly RP II-III Mottled ware; hand-made; shallow hemispherical body, rounded base, with a single arching handle with pointed end similar to later wishbone handles; small knob projecting from the rim beneath the handle. Made of buff clay with a burnished surface fired red to black with patches of what look like deliberate mottling; surface worn and rim chipped in places. Dimensions: Height: 12 centimetres Object Type: bowl; dipper Ware: Red Polished Ware ((or RP Mottled)) Series: Red Polished III ((or RP II-III Mottled) Stewart Class XIII L type f, var. a) Techniques: handmade; burnished
Date
1850 - 1750 BC
Accession No.
1884,1210.110
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Phoenikiais
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