
Early Bronze Age II
Red Polished Jars
small red polished jars, incised
Classification
- Object type
- Pottery vessel
- Shape
- Jar
- Decoration
- Incised
- Material
- Clay
- Date
- 2200 - 1600 BC
Collection
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