Woven Wool
4th century (made)
Fragment of a cloth, woven in coloured wools. Small diaper pattern of octgons enclosing chequered lozenges, with small squares in the intervening spaces, in orange-colour on white. Below, a close pattern of octagons, enclosing ornamental devices in red and white on a deep purple ground.
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Brief description | 300-699, Egyptian; Compound tabby, geometric shapes |
Physical description | Fragment of a cloth, woven in coloured wools. Small diaper pattern of octgons enclosing chequered lozenges, with small squares in the intervening spaces, in orange-colour on white. Below, a close pattern of octagons, enclosing ornamental devices in red and white on a deep purple ground. |
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Credit line | Given by the Rev. Greville J. Chester in 1891 |
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Summary | Fragment of a cloth, woven in coloured wools. Small diaper pattern of octgons enclosing chequered lozenges, with small squares in the intervening spaces, in orange-colour on white. Below, a close pattern of octagons, enclosing ornamental devices in red and white on a deep purple ground. |
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Accession number | 306-1891 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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