Jug (White Painted IV (?) Ware)

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Jug (White Painted IV (?) Ware)

Cypriote
Cypro-Archaic I and II, ca. 750–600 BCE
y1939-106

Information

Title
Jug (White Painted IV (?) Ware)
Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
h. 19.2 cm, diam. 11.1 cm (7 9/16 x 4 3/8 in.)
Credit Line
[Trumbull-Prime?]
Object Number
y1939-106
Place Excavated

Cyprus

Culture
Cypriote
Period
white painted (pottery style), Archaic (Greek)
Type
ceramics, jugs
Materials
paint, slip, ceramic
Subject
stripes

Purchase from Cesnola Collection; not mentioned in old collection inventory book but remembered as source of Prof. Marquand’s Cypriot pottery

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