Beak-spouted jug
Also called beaked jug
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Jugs and Juglets › Beak-spouted jug
A one-handled vessel with a neck, the commonest closed shape in Cypriot pottery, made from the start of the Bronze Age to the Cypro-Classical period.
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Objects
28 objects
Bands with ritzores
Late Bronze Age I
Base Ring Jug
Late Bronze Age I
Base Ring Ware Jug
Late Bronze Age I
Base Ring Ware Jug
Late Bronze Age I
Beak-spouted Red Polished jug with cutaway spout
Early Bronze Age I
Bronze Beaked Jug
Late Bronze Age III
Cypriot Early Bronze Age Polished Red Ware Jug
Chalcolithic
Cypriot Late Bronze Age Beaked Jug
Late Bronze Age I
Drab Polished Beak-mouth Jug
Middle Bronze Age II
Drab Polished Incised Jug
Middle Bronze Age II
Jug
Bronze Age
Line decor
Late Bronze Age I
Red Polished Beak-Mouthed Jug with Concentric Circles and Chevrons
Early Bronze Age III
Red Polished Beak-Spouted Jug with Side-Spout
Early Bronze Age III
Red Polished beaked globular jug
Middle Bronze Age II
Red Polished III beak-necked globular flagon
Middle Bronze Age I
Red Polished III beaked, globular jug
Middle Bronze Age I
Red Polished III globular jug with beaked mouth
Middle Bronze Age I
Red Slip globular beaked, short-necked jug with string holes
Middle Bronze Age II
Ritzdekor
Middle Bronze Age I
Ritzdekor
Middle Bronze Age I
Small Black Slip I jug with beaked mouth
Middle Bronze Age II
Terracotta jug
Middle Bronze Age I
Terracotta juglet
Middle Bronze Age II
White Painted beaked jug
Middle Bronze Age II
White Painted juglet with beaked spout
Middle Bronze Age II
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White Painted V Jug with beaked mouth
Middle Bronze Age III
White Painted Ware Jug
Late Bronze Age I