FragmentsMycenaean
Body Sherd of Jar With Painted Decoration
Description
Body sherd of jar. Red on pinkish-cream; a palm motif. Pinkish-buff fabric. Paint cracking and encrusted.
Dimensions
H. 4.1 W. 3.2 Th. 0.8
Provenance
Said to come from the site of Kakovantos in the Peloponnesus. Gift of Dr. J. B. Munn to the Department of the Classics. Transfer from the Department of the Classics, 1977.
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