Pottery technique

The piala is made of red clay and has a trapezoidal shape. The artifact is made of glazed ceramic and

A jug-shaped vessel made from well-kneaded light grey clay, wheel-thrown. The neck is cylindrical and narrowed; the body is globular,

A red clay lid, inwardly concave. Unglazed ceramic. It features a raised, trapezoidal handle with a flat top. Made on

An inwardly concave lid made of red clay. Unglazed ceramic. It features a shaped, raised handle with a flat, concave

A teapot-shaped vessel, made of red clay, covered with red slip, and made on a potter’s wheel. The body is

A jug-shaped vessel with a narrow neck, made from well-kneaded dense red clay, wheel-thrown. The exterior surface is coated with

A red clay mug, wheel-thrown, with a flattened-spherical body, coated with red engobe. There is a spiral twist on the

A red-clay cup made on a potter’s wheel. It has a cylindrical neck and a truncated conical body. The loop-shaped