
Middle Bronze Age III
White Painted Stringhole Juglet
Pottery juglet/feeder bottle in White Painted Stringhole ware; handmade; depressed globular body on a rounded bottom, tall narrow neck and beaked spout; single handle from shoulder to just above the base of the handle; large oval 'mouth' set into the bottom of the spout just above the handle; four pairs of string-holes, placed one above the other, at the eside of the bodies, with two more pairs at the base of the spout flanking the handle. Made of fine buff clay, fired to a buff-cream surface, with black painted decoration: vertical lines framing hatched lozenges on the body, horizontal stripes on the spout. Dimensions: Height: 17.78 centimetres; Height: 17.80 centimetres Object Type: juglet; bottle Ware: White Painted Ware Techniques: painted; handmade
Classification
- Object type
- Pottery vessel
- Shape
- probablyJugSide-spouted jug
- Style
- String-hole Style
- Decoration
- Painted
- Material
- Clay
- Period
- probablyBronze AgeMiddle Cypriot (Middle Bronze Age)
- Date
- 1800 - 1650 BC
- Place of production
- Cyprus
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