Black-topped Red-ware Vessel with Rivet Holes | Photos by Tales from the Two Lands

Black-topped Red-ware Vessel with Rivet Holes

This vessel has been repaired in antiquity, showing that pottery was a precious enough resource not to be disposed of when broken.

Provenance unknown.

Predynastic Period, Naqada I-II, c. 4400-3200 BCE.

Garstang Museum E.6854

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