
Early Bronze Age II
Red Polished Tulip Bowl
Pottery 'tulip' bowl in Red Polished black-top ware; hand-made; deep body with a pointed base, pierced horizontally; pair of opposing horn-like lugs on rim, one pierced, below these are knob-shaped lugs, one perforated to form a spout on the opposite side to the pierced lug; made of fairly fine clay mixed with grit and straw, covered with a lustrous slip fired red on the exterior and black on the top and interior; decorated with chevrons composed of incised parallel lines filled with white lime. Dimensions: Diameter: 12.60 centimetres; Height: 11 centimetres Object Type: bowl Ware: Red Polished Ware Series: Red Polished I-II (north coast) (Stewart type XIII B d2 4 sub-var 2) Techniques: incised; handmade; slipped; polished
Date
2300 - 2100 BC
Accession No.
1939,0217.3
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Vounous
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