Cauldron

Description

A red clay kitchen cauldron. The vessel is molded, part of the bottom has not survived. An open vessel of spherical shape with two side, pointed handles, tightening in section. Made on a potter’s wheel. At both places of attachment of the handles to the body there is a cut-out groove. The vessel is covered with a red entablature on the outside. The bottom is slightly rounded, at the place of installation of the vessel there are three oval molded projections, located in the form of an open triangle. Traces of scoria are recorded on the bottom and walls of the vessel.