Geometric I
Phoenician Pilgrim Flask
Pottery pilgrim flask, probably Phoenician ware; wheel-made; lentoid body with a narrow neck expanding to a trumpet mouth with a plain rim. made of fairly coarse and heavy buff clay, decorated with black pained: concentric circles on both sides of the body, bars on the handle. Dimensions: Height: 12.50 centimetres Object Type: flask Techniques: painted
Date
1050 - 850 BC
Accession No.
1869,0604.3
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Cyprus
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