Egyptian red ware vessel
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UC Teece Museum of Classical Antiquities
This bottle or jar is an example of Egyptian red ware ceramics. It is glazed a light reddish brown. The blackened surface could be decorative, or it may be due to damage. The vessel has a bulbous body with a rounded bottom, and is pinched in at the shoulders. This leads to a high neck which flares slightly to a rounded lip. The rim is chipped and broken. This artefact is similar to other pred... [Accession number: 231.22.9]
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Egyptian red ware vessel
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Subject
Social life and customs, Egyptian (ancient)
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Ceramic , Weight 0.42kg
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UC Arts City Location, 3 Hereford St, Christchurch 8013
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