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amphora-cover
Object Type
amphora-cover
Museum number
EA38438
Description
Pottery amphora-cover with an irregular base, straight sides and a rounded top, decorated with a white slip and four stamped panels each containing the prenomen of Amenhotep III and representations of a lizard and an ibex(one panel is painted black), within is a hollow redware core and vegetal remains.
Cultures/periods
18th Dynasty
Findspot
Found/Acquired:
Egypt
Materials
pottery
vegetal
Technique
painted
stamped
Dimensions
Diameter:
14.70 centimetres
(maximum)
Height:
19 centimetres
$Inscriptions
Inscription subject
royal
Location
Not on display
Condition
fair (incomplete -?)
Associated names
Named in inscription:
Amenhotep III
Acquisition name
Purchased from:
Miss Selima Harris
Previous owner
Previous owner/ex-collection:
Anthony Charles Harris
Acquisition date
1875
Department
Egypt and Sudan
BM/Big number
EA38438
Registration number
1875,0810.162
Conservation
Treatment
: 13 Jan 2003