
Late Bronze Age II
White Slip II Wishbone Bowl
Hand-made pottery; White Slip II bowl wide, hemispherical body; short and wide vertical neck with everted rim at a slight oblique angle; wish-bone handle just below the rim; pale clay with thick cream-white slip decorated with brown paint; the neck is decorated with a horizontal ladder pattern, the shoulder has two cross-hatched bands with a linked lozenge motif between and the main body has pendants of cross-hatched bands and linked lozenge chains. Dimensions: Diameter: 24 centimetres mouth ; Height: 25.50 centimetres Object Type: bowl Ware: White Slip Ware (Cypriot) Series: White Slip II Techniques: slipped; painted; handmade
Date
1450 - 1200 BC
Accession No.
1898,1231.27
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Hala Sultan Tekke
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