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Bowl

World

D61.51A

Vessel

World

D61.7

Jar

World

D62.2030

Figurine

World

D62.2036

Figurine

World

D62.2037

Cup & Saucer

Ceramics

D62.2886

Bottle, Water

World

D62.706

Pot

World

D65.1163

Jar, Water

Ceramics

D65.1167

Pot

World

D70.138

Jar, Condiment

World

D70.331

Bowl

World

D71.73

Pot

World

D71.8

Pot, Figure

World

D75.589

Cast, Patu ōnewa

Taoka Māori

D90.152

Cast of a patu onewa. Painted dark grey. Slightly tapered toward the butt, with a perforation that was drilled from both sides. No shoulders where the handle meets the blade. Blade is relatively narrow.

Container

Antiquities

E23.14

Shallow lidded bowl (lekanis) from Apulia. The decoration is of two female heads and stylised palm leaves (palmettes). Attributed to an artist now known as the Ugento Painter. Approximately 350-325 BC

Juglet

Antiquities

E23.15

Juglet decorated with rows of cross-hatched triangles. White-Painted Ware. Middle Bronze Age. Approximately 2000-1600 BC

Figure

Antiquities

E23.20

Terracotta dog from Schlieman's excavations at Troy. Hellenistic period (330-30 BC)

Spindle Whorl

Antiquities

E23.26

Container

Antiquities

E23.6

Romano-British one handled beaker. Colour-coated ware. 1st-2nd century AD