Object type Family in Vessel
Box and container
Also called box, pyxis lid, casket
- Objects
- 31
Boxes, caskets and their lids in ivory, bone, wood or stone. Clay pyxides are pottery vessels.
In the Compendium
Ivory, Bone, Shell and Wood › Box and container
Ivory, bone, shell and wood were the organic raw materials of ancient Cypriot craft; the first three often survive, while wood is known mostly from traces.
Across the catalogue
Objects
31 objects
Box
Bronze Age
Box, inscribed
Bronze Age
Carved Ivory Box
Late Bronze Age III
Carved Ivory Box Lid
Late Bronze Age III
Carved Ivory Rosette Box Lid
Late Bronze Age III
Carved Ivory Rosette Lid
Late Bronze Age III
Carved Ivory Rosette Lid
Late Bronze Age III
Carved Ivory Vessel
Late Bronze Age III
Carved Rosette Ivory Lid
Late Bronze Age III
Chlorite box lid
Late Bronze Age III
Chlorite lid of a vase
Late Bronze Age III
Disc Shaped Lid
Late Bronze Age II
Incised Limestone Box
Archaic I
Ivory Bull Disc Lid
Late Bronze Age III
Ivory Carved Box
Late Bronze Age III
Ivory Carved Box
Late Bronze Age III
Ivory Carved Lid
Late Bronze Age III
Ivory Circular Box Base
Late Bronze Age II
Ivory Disc Shaped Lid
Late Bronze Age II
Ivory Disc Shaped Lid
Late Bronze Age II
Ivory Rosette Disc
Late Bronze Age II
Ivory Rosette Lid
Late Bronze Age II
Ivory Swimming Vessel
Late Bronze Age III
Lid from a pyxis
Late Bronze Age II
Limestone Box
Geometric
Limestone chest with incised decoration
Geometric III
Limestone chest with incised decoration
Archaic I
Toilet box
Bronze Age
Toilet box
Bronze Age
Toilet box
Bronze Age
Undecorated limestone chest
Bronze Age