Shape Type in Special and ritual vessels
Anthropomorphic vessel
Also called figure vase, face-neck jug, Hathor vessel
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Complex Vessels › Anthropomorphic vessel
Composite, multiple and ring vessels built by multiplying or joining ordinary shapes, mostly Bronze Age tomb pieces, plus figure vases, arm-vessels, incense burners, stands and miniatures.
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24 objects
Anthropomorphic form
Archaic I
Anthropomorphic Hydria
Geometric
Anthropomorphic Hydria
Archaic I
Anthropomorphic Hydria
Archaic I
Anthropomorphic Jar
Archaic I
Anthropomorphic Jar
Archaic I
Anthropomorphic Jar
Archaic I
Base Ring figurine vase of clothed female touching her breasts
Late Bronze Age II
Bichrome Red Spouted Jug
Archaic I
Black-On-Red Face Jug
Archaic I
Greek Anthropomorphic Flask From Cyprus
Late Bronze Age III
Human-Headed Spouted Vessel
Geometric I
Jug
Archaic II
Jug
Classical
Jug with female head
Archaic I
Juglet
Archaic I
Terracotta Female Head
Archaic II
Terracotta Human Head Vessel
Archaic I
Terracotta jug
Classical
Terracotta vase in the form of a sleeping Black African youth
Hellenistic
Vase
Classical
White Painted Anthropomorphic Bottle
Middle Bronze Age III
White Painted Anthropomorphic Bottle
Late Bronze Age I
White Painted Female Figurine
Late Bronze Age III