Late Bronze Age II
Ornamental tapes
Ornament ligaments The gray -brown cover and the wide frame of the ornamental ligaments characterize the developed White Slip II goods.The hemispherical shells, which are usually called "Milk Bowls" in English termology, are the most common form of this genre.They probably served as drinking vessels. H. 8,5 cm, B. 25,1 cm, Dm. (Mündung) 18,5 cm
Date
1450 - 1300 BC
Accession No.
Antikensammlung, V 1080
Collection
Vienna Museum
Provenance
- Cesnola, Luigi Palma di, Konsul, Larnaka;1869 purchase
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