Firing

Heat treatment of ceramic products

Glazed Ceramic Vase

The vase is made of ceramic, with thin walls, a pear-shaped body, and a tall neck. One section of the

A thin-walled ceramic vessel made using the casting method. The sides are decorated with a floral motif. It has a

A ceramic jug with a damaged base and areas of glaze loss across much of its surface. The vessel has

The object has a round shape with convex sides. An opening for inserting coins is located in the upper part.

The water pot is a ceramic vessel with a narrow, short neck positioned low, featuring a relief-decorated outer surface and

The brick is made of red fired ceramic. Its surface features an ornament resembling the image of a bird. The

Spheroconical vessel – an archaeological ceramic container formed from grey clay and fired. It has an elongated form and a

A lid made of clay, hand-formed and fired. It is circular and domed in shape. In the centre is a

Ablution ewer – an archaeological ceramic vessel used for pouring water during washing, handwashing, and ablution. It was formed from

A jug made of light-brown clay on a potter’s wheel and fired. It has an oval form with a convex