FragmentsMycenaean12th-11th century BCE
Body Sherd of Closed Vessel with Painted Decoration
12th-11th century BCE
Description
Possibly from an amphoriskos. 2 bands of thin, brown paint, with 5 thinner, yellow-brown bands in between around vessel. From the bottom band, there are 2 groups of //, vertical brown bands. Brown-buff fabric. Weathered.
Provenance
Gift of Professor C.E. Norton and Richard Norton. From the site of Tiryns in the Argolid.
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