Rim Sherd of Deep Bowl with Painted Decoration
1320-1190 BCE
Description
Dark brown-red on cream slip paneled decoration. Thick band from outer edge of lip and below rim on exterior, with 5 thin, vertical lines from it. To the left, are 3 // horizontal wavy lines. On the interior there is a band around the vessel, just below the lip. Reddish-buff clay. Paint slightly cracking. Late LH IIIB/early LH IIIC.
Dimensions
H. 4 W. 4.3 Th. 0.3
Provenance
Bequest of David M. Robinson. From the site of Mycenae in the Argolid.
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