
Middle Bronze Age III
White Painted Bottle
Pottery bottle in White Painted IV ware; handmade; oval body with a flat base and a short, narow neck with a slightly everted rim; two string-hole handles at the base of the neck on opposite sides; buff clay with a buff slip with brown painted decoration on encircling lines on the neck, parallel lines, wavy lines and hatched diamonds vertically on the body and groups of parallellines crossing at right angles on the underside. Dimensions: Height: 10 centimetres Object Type: bottle Ware: White Painted Ware Series: White Painted IV (SCE type XIII B1e) Techniques: painted
Date
1750 - 1550 BC
Accession No.
1876,0909.13
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Dhali
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