Object Description
A Coptic terracotta ewer featuring a globular body which slightly tapers to a flat, circular base. To the top there are two openings, one displays a cylindrical neck which splays out to a wide mouth with a folded rim. A conical protrusion with a small hole is visible to the other side, this was used to control the flow of the liquid. A small handle connects both openings. The vessel has been painted in a dark brown pigment.
Circa 3rd-7th Century AD