Object Description
A fine Holy Land terracotta vessel, featuring a piriform-shaped body and two small ledge handles. The vessel presents a wide mouth with a flared rim, and a short neck decorated with a horizontal band of incised dots. The curved ledge handles are situated just below the midsection of the body. The vessel sits on a slightly flattened base. The terracotta is unglazed, highlighting the natural colourations of the material, now uneven due to ageing.
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Date: Circa 4th-3rd millennium BC