12th-11th century BCE
Red-brown paint on buff. Two thick, opposing curivilinear bands; probably part of spiralform motif. Coarse, brown-buff fabric with many inclusions. Paint cracking and chipped off.
H. 5.2 W. 7.9 Th. 0.9
Bequest of David M. Robinson.
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