Bottle
10thC BC - 9thC BC
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Bottle of earthenware, terra-cotta, with a globular body, a projecting spout and loop handle. Painted with red and black lines and bands, and a pair of eyes near the spout.
Object details
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Brief description | Earthenware, terra-cotta bottle, Cyprus, early Iron Age 10th-9th century BC. |
Physical description | Bottle of earthenware, terra-cotta, with a globular body, a projecting spout and loop handle. Painted with red and black lines and bands, and a pair of eyes near the spout. |
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Content description | There are elements of a face, eyes drawn on, and a spount that could represent the nose. |
Production | Cypriote |
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Accession number | 2129-1876 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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