Cypriot, Bichrome II, Earthenware Bowl
Cypro-Geometric I-II (1050-850 BC), Height 7.3cm. Diameter of rim 30cm, diameter of base 14cm
A circular bowl with a wide conical body, inturned rim, and horizontal handles below the rim, made of buff clay with buff slip. It is decorated with matte red and grey painted bands and concentric circles on the interior and exterior, with grey-painted handles.
The bowl was excavated by the Swedish Cyprus Expedition in 1930 at Amathus at level 20 of a chamber in Tomb 19. Since 1930, it has been part of the collection of the Medielhavsmuseet, Stockholm, Sweden (Inv. No. A. 019:009)
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