Late Bronze Age III
Proto-White Painted Bathtub
Miniature terracotta bathtub decorated in Proto-White Painted ware; hand-made; rectangular body with splaying sides; originally two lugs on each of the long sides, one now lost; buff clay with a slightly ligter coloured slip, decorated black matt paint: irregular hatching or wavy bands between vertical parallel lines. Dimensions: Length: 9 centimetres Object Type: bath-tub; model Ware: Proto-White Painted ware Techniques: painted; slipped
Date
1100 - 1000 BC
Accession No.
1981,0810.8
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Cyprus
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