Vessel, Pottery jar
Production date
Circa 1 CE
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Object detail
Description
Pottery jar, coarse cream fabric with darker brown inclusions and rouletted decoration. Wheel-turned. Traces of whitish-grey slip. Inverted rim.
Classification
ARCHAEOLOGY
Production date
Circa 1 CE
Production place
Measurements
L75mm x W105mm x D105mm
Media/Materials description
Clay (pottery)
Traces of whitish-grey slip.
Traces of whitish-grey slip.
History and use
Pottery vessels were widely made and used throughout the ancient world. Pottery, objects made of clay and made hard with heat, are one of the oldest and widespread decorative forms. They range from common utilitarian vessels used to serve food, such as cups, plates and bowls, and storage vessels for the household, and also for trade.
Registration number
E40074
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