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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.8063
    Object Name
    Pot
    Lot
    University of Michigan excavation (Karanis) Undetermined date
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Design Style
    D6.5
    Length
    105
    Inscribed
    no
    Unit Grid Number
    0169
    Component/Room
    00AF
    Area
    R
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Karanis
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.8107
    Other Number
    Johnson 021
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    bottle
    Lot
    University of Michigan Excavations (Karanis)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Design Style
    B3.4
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Wilfong: Pitcher. Clay.
    Verbatim Date
    1st - 4th C AD
    Unit Grid Number
    4029
    Component/Room
    00G²
    Area
    R:bin
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Karanis
    Countermark
    no
    Condition Notes
    “Surveyed 1-20-94” - Unknown conservation survey
    Exhibition Title
    Case 11 - Karanis House
    Exhibition Curator
    Wilfong, Terry
    Exhibition Year
    2009
    Publication Title
    Pottery from Karanis: Excavations of the University of Michigan
    Publication Author
    Johnson, B.
    Publication Year
    1981
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.8107
    Other Number
    Johnson 021
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    bottle
    Lot
    University of Michigan Excavations (Karanis)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Design Style
    B3.4
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Wilfong: Pitcher. Clay.
    Verbatim Date
    1st - 4th C AD
    Unit Grid Number
    4029
    Component/Room
    00G²
    Area
    R:bin
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Karanis
    Countermark
    no
    Condition Notes
    “Surveyed 1-20-94” - Unknown conservation survey
    Exhibition Title
    Case 11 - Karanis House
    Exhibition Curator
    Wilfong, Terry
    Exhibition Year
    2009
    Publication Title
    Pottery from Karanis: Excavations of the University of Michigan
    Publication Author
    Johnson, B.
    Publication Year
    1981
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.8107
    Other Number
    Johnson 021
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    bottle
    Lot
    University of Michigan Excavations (Karanis)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Design Style
    B3.4
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Wilfong: Pitcher. Clay.
    Verbatim Date
    1st - 4th C AD
    Unit Grid Number
    4029
    Component/Room
    00G²
    Area
    R:bin
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Karanis
    Countermark
    no
    Condition Notes
    “Surveyed 1-20-94” - Unknown conservation survey
    Exhibition Title
    Case 11 - Karanis House
    Exhibition Curator
    Wilfong, Terry
    Exhibition Year
    2009
    Publication Title
    Pottery from Karanis: Excavations of the University of Michigan
    Publication Author
    Johnson, B.
    Publication Year
    1981
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.8107
    Other Number
    Johnson 021
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    bottle
    Lot
    University of Michigan Excavations (Karanis)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Design Style
    B3.4
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Wilfong: Pitcher. Clay.
    Verbatim Date
    1st - 4th C AD
    Unit Grid Number
    4029
    Component/Room
    00G²
    Area
    R:bin
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Karanis
    Countermark
    no
    Condition Notes
    “Surveyed 1-20-94” - Unknown conservation survey
    Exhibition Title
    Case 11 - Karanis House
    Exhibition Curator
    Wilfong, Terry
    Exhibition Year
    2009
    Publication Title
    Pottery from Karanis: Excavations of the University of Michigan
    Publication Author
    Johnson, B.
    Publication Year
    1981
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.6969
    Object Name
    Figurine
    Lot
    University of Michigan excavation (Karanis)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Figurines
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Clay (unfired)
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Hollow molded fragment from a single mold, of reddish brown clay (Munsell 5YR 5/4) with the reverse hand-shaped to fit the front wall. The nose, right foot and left leg are missing. The hands are abraded and there are spots of bitumen and scattered nicks on the figure.
    The piece depicts the figure of a dwarf leaning on a sphere which is probably meant to be recognized as the head of his phallus. The figure stands with his legs widespread, chin jutted out, and hands folded across the sphere. He is garbed in a knee-length garment. At the groin the testicles are built up in the plaster, now partially worn away. The head is large with mask-like features; forehead scored with deep furrows,bulky distorted eyebrows, emphatic cheekbones pulling the skin taut, lips very large and schematically rendered. The hair is closely cropped. The reverse is indicated and fitted at the neck with a loop for suspension. The figure is probably meant to be apotropaic.
    Verbatim Date
    1st C BC - 1st C AD
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Fayoum
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Artifact

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.6969
    Object Name
    Figurine
    Lot
    University of Michigan excavation (Karanis)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Figurines
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Clay (unfired)
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Hollow molded fragment from a single mold, of reddish brown clay (Munsell 5YR 5/4) with the reverse hand-shaped to fit the front wall. The nose, right foot and left leg are missing. The hands are abraded and there are spots of bitumen and scattered nicks on the figure.
    The piece depicts the figure of a dwarf leaning on a sphere which is probably meant to be recognized as the head of his phallus. The figure stands with his legs widespread, chin jutted out, and hands folded across the sphere. He is garbed in a knee-length garment. At the groin the testicles are built up in the plaster, now partially worn away. The head is large with mask-like features; forehead scored with deep furrows,bulky distorted eyebrows, emphatic cheekbones pulling the skin taut, lips very large and schematically rendered. The hair is closely cropped. The reverse is indicated and fitted at the neck with a loop for suspension. The figure is probably meant to be apotropaic.
    Verbatim Date
    1st C BC - 1st C AD
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Fayoum
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Artifact

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.6969
    Object Name
    Figurine
    Lot
    University of Michigan excavation (Karanis)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Figurines
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Clay (unfired)
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Hollow molded fragment from a single mold, of reddish brown clay (Munsell 5YR 5/4) with the reverse hand-shaped to fit the front wall. The nose, right foot and left leg are missing. The hands are abraded and there are spots of bitumen and scattered nicks on the figure.
    The piece depicts the figure of a dwarf leaning on a sphere which is probably meant to be recognized as the head of his phallus. The figure stands with his legs widespread, chin jutted out, and hands folded across the sphere. He is garbed in a knee-length garment. At the groin the testicles are built up in the plaster, now partially worn away. The head is large with mask-like features; forehead scored with deep furrows,bulky distorted eyebrows, emphatic cheekbones pulling the skin taut, lips very large and schematically rendered. The hair is closely cropped. The reverse is indicated and fitted at the neck with a loop for suspension. The figure is probably meant to be apotropaic.
    Verbatim Date
    1st C BC - 1st C AD
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Fayoum
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Artifact

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.6965
    Object Name
    Figurine
    Lot
    University of Michigan purchase (Fayoum)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Figurines
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Length
    2.3
    Width
    5.4
    Height
    15.0
    Pierced
    no
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Hollow molded fragment of reddish-brown clay (Munsell 5YR 5/4) from a double plaster mold as seen by the blisters in the depressed areas. The area to the left of the body above the pillar is missing. The right arm and left thigh are chipped. There are scattered minor abrasions and some black stains which might be bitumen.
    The piece depicts the figure of a woman who stands with the right knee flexed beside a squared, profiled pillar. The body leans to the right in a manner that defies nature. A body leaning to the right would have the legs in the opposite pattern of flexion and extension. The right hand is raised to the head and the left hand rests upon the pillar. The figure's robe slips off the left shoulder, extends around the back and covers the right lower leg in an impossible manner. The front of the body is otherwise entirely nude. The headdress consists of double-tiered stippled wreaths surmounted by lotus buds or tiny leaves. The features are cursory.
    The hair is centrally parted and combed over the ears to be tied at the nape of the neck. On the reverse side the hair falls to the shoulders.
    The forms of the trunk are modelled but the transitions are awkward. The reverse has indicated features. The relief field between the right arm and the neck has been pierced through with some round instrument and the filed between the left leg and the pillar has been clumsily removed. The rectangular base is partially open underneath.
    Verbatim Date
    1st - 2nd C AD
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Fayoum
    Production Site
    site
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Artifact

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.6965
    Object Name
    Figurine
    Lot
    University of Michigan purchase (Fayoum)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Figurines
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Length
    2.3
    Width
    5.4
    Height
    15.0
    Pierced
    no
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Hollow molded fragment of reddish-brown clay (Munsell 5YR 5/4) from a double plaster mold as seen by the blisters in the depressed areas. The area to the left of the body above the pillar is missing. The right arm and left thigh are chipped. There are scattered minor abrasions and some black stains which might be bitumen.
    The piece depicts the figure of a woman who stands with the right knee flexed beside a squared, profiled pillar. The body leans to the right in a manner that defies nature. A body leaning to the right would have the legs in the opposite pattern of flexion and extension. The right hand is raised to the head and the left hand rests upon the pillar. The figure's robe slips off the left shoulder, extends around the back and covers the right lower leg in an impossible manner. The front of the body is otherwise entirely nude. The headdress consists of double-tiered stippled wreaths surmounted by lotus buds or tiny leaves. The features are cursory.
    The hair is centrally parted and combed over the ears to be tied at the nape of the neck. On the reverse side the hair falls to the shoulders.
    The forms of the trunk are modelled but the transitions are awkward. The reverse has indicated features. The relief field between the right arm and the neck has been pierced through with some round instrument and the filed between the left leg and the pillar has been clumsily removed. The rectangular base is partially open underneath.
    Verbatim Date
    1st - 2nd C AD
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Fayoum
    Production Site
    site
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Artifact

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.6965
    Object Name
    Figurine
    Lot
    University of Michigan purchase (Fayoum)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Figurines
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Length
    2.3
    Width
    5.4
    Height
    15.0
    Pierced
    no
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Hollow molded fragment of reddish-brown clay (Munsell 5YR 5/4) from a double plaster mold as seen by the blisters in the depressed areas. The area to the left of the body above the pillar is missing. The right arm and left thigh are chipped. There are scattered minor abrasions and some black stains which might be bitumen.
    The piece depicts the figure of a woman who stands with the right knee flexed beside a squared, profiled pillar. The body leans to the right in a manner that defies nature. A body leaning to the right would have the legs in the opposite pattern of flexion and extension. The right hand is raised to the head and the left hand rests upon the pillar. The figure's robe slips off the left shoulder, extends around the back and covers the right lower leg in an impossible manner. The front of the body is otherwise entirely nude. The headdress consists of double-tiered stippled wreaths surmounted by lotus buds or tiny leaves. The features are cursory.
    The hair is centrally parted and combed over the ears to be tied at the nape of the neck. On the reverse side the hair falls to the shoulders.
    The forms of the trunk are modelled but the transitions are awkward. The reverse has indicated features. The relief field between the right arm and the neck has been pierced through with some round instrument and the filed between the left leg and the pillar has been clumsily removed. The rectangular base is partially open underneath.
    Verbatim Date
    1st - 2nd C AD
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Fayoum
    Production Site
    site
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Artifact

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.6965
    Object Name
    Figurine
    Lot
    University of Michigan purchase (Fayoum)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Figurines
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Length
    2.3
    Width
    5.4
    Height
    15.0
    Pierced
    no
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Hollow molded fragment of reddish-brown clay (Munsell 5YR 5/4) from a double plaster mold as seen by the blisters in the depressed areas. The area to the left of the body above the pillar is missing. The right arm and left thigh are chipped. There are scattered minor abrasions and some black stains which might be bitumen.
    The piece depicts the figure of a woman who stands with the right knee flexed beside a squared, profiled pillar. The body leans to the right in a manner that defies nature. A body leaning to the right would have the legs in the opposite pattern of flexion and extension. The right hand is raised to the head and the left hand rests upon the pillar. The figure's robe slips off the left shoulder, extends around the back and covers the right lower leg in an impossible manner. The front of the body is otherwise entirely nude. The headdress consists of double-tiered stippled wreaths surmounted by lotus buds or tiny leaves. The features are cursory.
    The hair is centrally parted and combed over the ears to be tied at the nape of the neck. On the reverse side the hair falls to the shoulders.
    The forms of the trunk are modelled but the transitions are awkward. The reverse has indicated features. The relief field between the right arm and the neck has been pierced through with some round instrument and the filed between the left leg and the pillar has been clumsily removed. The rectangular base is partially open underneath.
    Verbatim Date
    1st - 2nd C AD
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Fayoum
    Production Site
    site
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Artifact

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.0115
    Object Name
    Amphora Sherd
    Lot
    Kelsey, Francis W.
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Clay (unfired)
    Width
    4.6 (max)
    3.8 (min)
    Height
    8.9
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Foot of an amphora. Internally coated with a black substance, possibly pitch or bitumen. Pinkish clay.
    Subjects
    undecorated
    Verbatim Provenance
    Africa, North
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.0115
    Object Name
    Amphora Sherd
    Lot
    Kelsey, Francis W.
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Clay (unfired)
    Width
    4.6 (max)
    3.8 (min)
    Height
    8.9
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Foot of an amphora. Internally coated with a black substance, possibly pitch or bitumen. Pinkish clay.
    Subjects
    undecorated
    Verbatim Provenance
    Africa, North
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.3684
    Object Name
    Grinder
    Lot
    University of Michigan excavation (Karanis)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Grinders
    Materials
    Organic materials
    Bitumen
    Unidentified Stone
    Length
    67
    Pierced
    no
    Inscribed
    no
    Verbatim Provenance
    Egypt
    Verbatim Site
    Karanis
    Production Site
    site
    Countermark
    no
    Type Category
    Artifact

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.3080a
    Other Number
    Van Ingen, Pl. XXX, 1
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    jar with portrait relief
    Lot
    Hoskier, H. C. (ex-Frothingham Collection)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Pigment
    Plaster or mortar
    Slip
    Design Style
    Canosa ware
    Width
    32 cm
    Height
    46.5 cm
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Handle appears to have been broken off before firing, and its junctures with rim and shoulder roughly pared down with knife. Three holes in the wall of the stand. Buff clay with dark particles, chalky white slip and matte pink and orange-red paint. On body front is a plastic medusa head. Surface covered with slip except for lower body, stand, and underside of foot. Top of rim and upper part of neck covered with black glaze and thinned black glaze on top of stand. Traces of pink on neck and pink bands on shoulder and lower body. Below remains of handle is a pink palmette. Elsewhere faint traces of pink on body. Edge of stand is orange red
    Verbatim Date
    3rd C BC
    Verbatim Provenance
    Italy
    Countermark
    no
    Publication Title
    Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum
    Publication Author
    Van Ingen, Wilhelmina
    Publication Year
    1933
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.3080a
    Other Number
    Van Ingen, Pl. XXX, 1
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    jar with portrait relief
    Lot
    Hoskier, H. C. (ex-Frothingham Collection)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Pigment
    Plaster or mortar
    Slip
    Design Style
    Canosa ware
    Width
    32 cm
    Height
    46.5 cm
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Handle appears to have been broken off before firing, and its junctures with rim and shoulder roughly pared down with knife. Three holes in the wall of the stand. Buff clay with dark particles, chalky white slip and matte pink and orange-red paint. On body front is a plastic medusa head. Surface covered with slip except for lower body, stand, and underside of foot. Top of rim and upper part of neck covered with black glaze and thinned black glaze on top of stand. Traces of pink on neck and pink bands on shoulder and lower body. Below remains of handle is a pink palmette. Elsewhere faint traces of pink on body. Edge of stand is orange red
    Verbatim Date
    3rd C BC
    Verbatim Provenance
    Italy
    Countermark
    no
    Publication Title
    Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum
    Publication Author
    Van Ingen, Wilhelmina
    Publication Year
    1933
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.3080a
    Other Number
    Van Ingen, Pl. XXX, 1
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    jar with portrait relief
    Lot
    Hoskier, H. C. (ex-Frothingham Collection)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Pigment
    Plaster or mortar
    Slip
    Design Style
    Canosa ware
    Width
    32 cm
    Height
    46.5 cm
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Handle appears to have been broken off before firing, and its junctures with rim and shoulder roughly pared down with knife. Three holes in the wall of the stand. Buff clay with dark particles, chalky white slip and matte pink and orange-red paint. On body front is a plastic medusa head. Surface covered with slip except for lower body, stand, and underside of foot. Top of rim and upper part of neck covered with black glaze and thinned black glaze on top of stand. Traces of pink on neck and pink bands on shoulder and lower body. Below remains of handle is a pink palmette. Elsewhere faint traces of pink on body. Edge of stand is orange red
    Verbatim Date
    3rd C BC
    Verbatim Provenance
    Italy
    Countermark
    no
    Publication Title
    Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum
    Publication Author
    Van Ingen, Wilhelmina
    Publication Year
    1933
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.3080a
    Other Number
    Van Ingen, Pl. XXX, 1
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    jar with portrait relief
    Lot
    Hoskier, H. C. (ex-Frothingham Collection)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Pigment
    Plaster or mortar
    Slip
    Design Style
    Canosa ware
    Width
    32 cm
    Height
    46.5 cm
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Handle appears to have been broken off before firing, and its junctures with rim and shoulder roughly pared down with knife. Three holes in the wall of the stand. Buff clay with dark particles, chalky white slip and matte pink and orange-red paint. On body front is a plastic medusa head. Surface covered with slip except for lower body, stand, and underside of foot. Top of rim and upper part of neck covered with black glaze and thinned black glaze on top of stand. Traces of pink on neck and pink bands on shoulder and lower body. Below remains of handle is a pink palmette. Elsewhere faint traces of pink on body. Edge of stand is orange red
    Verbatim Date
    3rd C BC
    Verbatim Provenance
    Italy
    Countermark
    no
    Publication Title
    Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum
    Publication Author
    Van Ingen, Wilhelmina
    Publication Year
    1933
    Type Category
    Ceramic

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    Object Identifier
    0000.00.3080a
    Other Number
    Van Ingen, Pl. XXX, 1
    Type of Number
    Catalogue Number
    Object Name
    jar with portrait relief
    Lot
    Hoskier, H. C. (ex-Frothingham Collection)
    Collections
    Kelsey Permanent Artifact Collections
    Object Type
    Pottery
    Materials
    Bitumen
    Ceramic
    Pigment
    Plaster or mortar
    Slip
    Design Style
    Canosa ware
    Width
    32 cm
    Height
    46.5 cm
    Inscribed
    no
    Full Artifact Description
    Handle appears to have been broken off before firing, and its junctures with rim and shoulder roughly pared down with knife. Three holes in the wall of the stand. Buff clay with dark particles, chalky white slip and matte pink and orange-red paint. On body front is a plastic medusa head. Surface covered with slip except for lower body, stand, and underside of foot. Top of rim and upper part of neck covered with black glaze and thinned black glaze on top of stand. Traces of pink on neck and pink bands on shoulder and lower body. Below remains of handle is a pink palmette. Elsewhere faint traces of pink on body. Edge of stand is orange red
    Verbatim Date
    3rd C BC
    Verbatim Provenance
    Italy
    Countermark
    no
    Publication Title
    Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum
    Publication Author
    Van Ingen, Wilhelmina
    Publication Year
    1933
    Type Category
    Ceramic