VesselsChinese3rd millennium BCE
Ovoid Storage Jar with Two Lug Handles, with Short Neck and Flaring Lip, and with Abstract Spiral Decor
Majiayao cutlure, Banshan phase, 2650 BCE - 2350 BCE
Dimensions
H. 30 x Diam. 33.4 cm (11 13/16 x 13 1/8 in.)
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