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Middle Bronze Age I
Plain White juglet
Plain White juglet Dimensions: 7.1cm (height)6.2cm (diameter) Object Type: container > vessel > jug > juglet
Classification
- Object type
- Pottery vessel
- Material
- Clay
- Period
- probablyBronze AgeMiddle Cypriot (Middle Bronze Age)
- Date
- 2000 - 1650 BC
- Findspot
- Kalopsidha
Collection
Provenance
- Famagusta, Kalopsida, Kalopsida (settlement site) (place of excavation)
Identifiers
- Accession no.
- AN1896-1908.C.28, Ashmolean Museum · Museum record
- Accession number (old format)
- AN1896-1908 C.28, Ashmolean Museum
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