Textile Fragment
ca. AD300-600 (made)
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A fragment of a tapestry weaving. Cut at the edges. It appears to be a floral motif in undyed linen and coloured wool (white, red, dark blue, pink, green, orange).
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Tapestry woven wool and linen |
| Brief description | A fragment of tapestry weave. Egyptian, Ehnasya, ca. AD300-600. |
| Physical description | A fragment of a tapestry weaving. Cut at the edges. It appears to be a floral motif in undyed linen and coloured wool (white, red, dark blue, pink, green, orange). |
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| Credit line | Given by the Egypt Exploration Fund in 1904 |
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| Summary | A fragment of a tapestry weaving. Cut at the edges. It appears to be a floral motif in undyed linen and coloured wool (white, red, dark blue, pink, green, orange). |
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| Accession number | 1192-1904 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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