Period:Unknown Production date:2ndC-3rdC (circa)
Materials:fired clay
Technique:wheel-thrown, mould-made, appliqué, slipped,
Dimensions:Height: 6.86 centimetres
Description:
Wall sherd of a ceramic vessel with appliqué decoration. The decoration of the wheel-thrown vessel consists of a geometric pattern of incised lines as well two appliqué plaques, one depicting a lion’s face, the other a rosette. The animal is shown in full frontal view, mouth open, head surrounded by a mane. The remains of a handle are still visible. The vessel was covered with a light brown slip before being fired.
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![图片[1]-vessel; figure BM-1902-1220.215-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Unknown/43/mid_01149510_001.jpg)
Comments:Part of 1902,1220.219
Materials:fired clay
Technique:wheel-thrown, mould-made, appliqué, slipped,
Dimensions:Height: 6.86 centimetres
Description:
Wall sherd of a ceramic vessel with appliqué decoration. The decoration of the wheel-thrown vessel consists of a geometric pattern of incised lines as well two appliqué plaques, one depicting a lion’s face, the other a rosette. The animal is shown in full frontal view, mouth open, head surrounded by a mane. The remains of a handle are still visible. The vessel was covered with a light brown slip before being fired.
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Comments:Part of 1902,1220.219
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