Object card·SAL_1517·1965

Pottery plate with Maltese cross, Tomb 1, Salamis

Pottery plate with Maltese cross, Tomb 1, Salamis
Object card: 1965. Mission archéologique française de Kition-Salamine (MOM, Lyon), Nakala, SAL_1517. "Pottery plate with Maltese cross, Tomb 1, Salamis". CC BY 4.0. Resized.

Object card

English, translated from the French record

Open pottery vessel, plate form, with convex divergent walls, rim diameter 17,8 cm, base diameter 6,5 cm, height 4 cm; wheel-made, complete and mended, with pink-salmon fabric containing some grits, polished pink slip, dark brown painted decoration, a rounded thickened rim and an annular base; two horizontal lug handles with tenons attached to the rim, a Maltese cross under the base surrounded by horizontal lines at the base of the wall, and concentric circles inside; White Painted I ware. Salamis, Tomb 1, inventory V_0470; negative 00106_04; drawing D_1855; slides C_1453; plate PL_31; 1965-04.

French, as on the record

num planche : PL_31 chantier : Tombe 1 objet : Céramique : Vases ouverts bords convexes divergents type :Plat diam. bord : 17,8 diam. fond : 6,5. — Au tour dim. : h. : 4 engobe rose poli lèvre arrondie en bourrelet peinture brun foncé. — Base annulaire pâte rose saumon avec quelques graviers Plat — Complet, recollé deux anses horizontales à tenon fixées sur le bord. — Sous le fond croix de Malte, entourée de lignes horizontales à la base de la paroi dessin : D_1855 diapositives : C_1453 inv objet : V_0470 negatif : 00106_04 pub : SAL_PUB_II_P_CAT_02_0135_p_0057 cercles concentriques à l’intérieur. — White Painted I.

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