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Archaeology

Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research

Plate

A plate made of red clay, with its surface covered with dark red slip. Made on a hand-operated potter’s wheel.

Jug

The jug is made of light gray clay and is wheel-made. The neck is cylindrical in shape, transitioning into a

Dish

A red clay plate with a disc-shaped base. The item is wheel-made. It has been assembled and partially restored. It

Dish

A basin made of light-coloured clay, trapezoidal in shape, set on a ring-shaped foot. Made using a wheel-throwing technique. The

Kettle

A red clay teapot, covered with red engobe, wheel-made. The neck is cylindrical and narrowed. The body is pear-shaped, swollen

Fragment

Double-sided ceramic mould. A rectangular fragment with both sides decorated with geometric (“herringbone”) and vegetal motifs.

Jug

A red clay jug covered with light red engobe, a machine-made piece. The neck is elongated and conical, widening at

Jug

A red clay jug covered with glazed stripes of red engobe, a machine-made piece. The neck is elongated and conical,

Fragment of the lid

A fragment of a lid made of red clay with sand inclusions. The outer surface is decorated with impressions of

Spherocone

A spherocone made of well-kneaded, dense gray dough. The vessel’s exterior is covered with a light engobe, with smoothing of

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