
Early Bronze Age II
Sherds from a bowl
Sherds from a bowl: Five sherds from a bowl of Red Polished II type decoration on its body with a rich dark red surface and a black top and interior. The exact shape of the bowl is not certain but there is a pair of vertical projections on the rim. Each projection is horizontally pierced. The clay is well mixed with fine grit and straw grop and fired buff shading to grey and grey black in the interior and black with grey core on the rim. One of the sherds has incised decoration in black slip.This bowl was found inside the large basin 52.38.123.7 together with number 52.38.123.9, 10, 11 and 12 - Made of Pottery Culture: Early Cypriot II
Date
2150 - 2100 BC
Accession No.
52.38.123.8
Collection
Liverpool Museum
Provenance
- E Stewart, Excavator, Owned from: 1937, Owned until: 1938<br/><br/>James Rivers …
References
- Vounous 1937-38, Eleanor Stewart, James Stewart, 1950, Page: 256<br/><br/>Cyprio…
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