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Sherd: Fragment of a Vessel
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Fragment of the Stem of a Pedestalled Vessel, the Stem with Paired Horizontal Lines in Relief and with Small Oval Perforations
Unknown Artist, 3rd millennium BCE
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Sherd: One-Third of a Circular Dish with Vertical Sides and with Rising Lotus-Petal Decoration, the sherd including portions of the base, footring, sides, and lip
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Unknown Artist, 3rd millennium BCE
Blackened gray earthenware
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Sherd: The Floor and Lightly Flaring Footring of a Large Bowl with Decoration of a Bird and Floral Scrolls on the Interior Floor
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Unknown Artist, 3rd millennium BCE
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Sherd: Fragment of a Vessel
Unknown Artist
Ceramic
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Fragment of the Stem and Flaring Base of a Tall Pedestalled Vessel, the Stem with Paired Horizontal Lines in Relief and with Oval Perforations
Unknown Artist, 3rd millennium BCE
Blackened gray earthenware
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Fragment from a Sculpture or of a Model or Mold for Casting a Bronze Vessel
Unknown Artist, c. 1300 BCE-c. 1000 BCE
White earthenware with molded and incised decor
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Sherd: Fragment of a Vessel
Unknown Artist, 10th-13th century
Dark gray stoneware with underfired glaze
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Sherd: Rectangular Fragment from the Bottom of a Circular Bowl or Dish, the Sherd Including a Portion of the Glazed Footring
Unknown Artist, 12th cent. - 13th cent.
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