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Flask

Pilgrim Flask

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Object Number:49-12-664
Current Location: Eastern Mediterranean Gallery
Currently On Display
Provenience: Cyprus
Kourion
Kaloriziki
Site Name/Number: Kourion
Locus: Tomb 25:57
Period: Proto-White Painted
Date Made: 1050–850 BCE
Early Date: -1050
Late Date: -850
Section:Mediterranean
Materials:Ceramic
Technique:Proto-White Painted Ware
Height: 14.3 cm
Width: 10.2 cm
Depth: 9.5 cm
Credit Line:Cyprus Expedition, J. F. Daniel, 1949
Other Number:P52 - Field No SF

Description

Complete and intact. Narrow neck with rectangular shoulders to mid-neck; funnel mouth. One face of body flattened terminating in a knob; the other elongated with flattened termination (trunkated cone). Clay: gritty light orange-brown; sandy. Paint: thick purple-brown. Paint on upper and lower neck, handles barred; front, back and side divided into zones by a thick and narrow band. Decoration: interlaced shaded triangles resembling wickerwork.

Current & Past Exhibitions:

Year of Discovery - Kourion at the Crossroads: Exploring Ancient Cyprus (26 Mar 2016 - 05 Mar 2017) View Objects in Exhibition
Eastern Mediterranean Gallery: Crossroads of Culture (19 Nov 2022) View Objects in Exhibition

Bibliography:

[Book] Catling, H. W., and Catling, E. A., and Porada, Edith, and Benson, Jack L. 1973. The Necropolis of Kaloriziki; excavated by J.F. Daniel and G.H. McFadden for the University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.. Goteborg. Paul Astroms (SIMA 36). Actual Citation : Page/Fig./Plate: p. 76, no. K167, pls. 20, 61View Objects related to this Actual Citation

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