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Pottery technique

Water pipe

A fragment of a kubur pipe, made of red clay with sand and mica admixtures. Thick-walled. The piece is machine-made,

Jug

A light-colored clay jug, wheel-thrown, with a pear-shaped body, bulging at the top, and a cylindrical neck, widening at the

Jug

A light-colored clay jug, wheel-thrown, with a pear-shaped body, bulging at the top, and a cylindrical neck, widening at the

Water pipe

The pipe is made of red clay with sand and translucent stone inclusions. The object was made on a potter’s

Jug

A pot-shaped vessel made of red clay, coated with red engobe showing traces of burnishing. The piece is wheel-thrown. It

Dish

This red clay dish is covered with a light engobe. It is hemispherical in shape and rests on a disc-shaped

Dish

The plate is made of red clay, round in shape, and set on a flat ring-shaped foot. The rim is

Jug

The jug is made of red clay, coated with a light-coloured slip and covered with a dark-brown sedimentary deposit. The

Jar-shaped vessel

The vessel is jar-shaped, with a wide neck and a globular body that is widest in the middle and tapers

Bowl

Glazed pottery made using the slab-building technique. The entire surface of the vessel walls is covered with turquoise glaze. The

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