black-topped redware jar, flat bottomed

This jar was found during excavations of a predynastic cemetery in Egypt. Many of the burials had jars and bowls placed with them, probably containing food and drink for the next life. - Predynastic Naquada I - 4000-3500 BC,Predynastic Naquada II - 3500-3100 BC -

Collection: Antiquities
Inventory Number: 5036617
Title: black-topped redware jar, flat bottomed
Object Type: PhysicalObject
Measurements: -

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