Three stone vessel fragments
Three fragments from a tall, wide cylindrical stone vessel. There is a thin corded decoration horizontally around the body close to the rim. Two fragments are made up of many pieces glued together, though the date of this conservation is unknown. The smaller fragment at one point was glued to the two larger fragments however this has been re-broken so small parts of the fragment is still attached to the glue. The three fragments do fit together.
Three fragments from a tall, wide cylindrical stone vessel. There is a thin corded decoration horizontally around the body close to the rim. Two fragments are made up of many pieces glued together, though the date of this conservation is unknown. The smaller fragment at one point was glued between the two larger fragments however this has been re-broken so small parts of the fragment is still attached to the glue. The three fragments do fit together.
(1912) by British School of Archaeology in Egypt
Two
Length 103 mm
Width 32 mm
One
Length 144 mm
Width 93 mm
Three
Length 151 mm
Width 129 mm
Accession number: E.193.1912
Primary reference Number: 199881
Excavation: 1060.C
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Antiquities
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