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Arrowhead

Antiquities

E96.47

Unnamed

E96.49

Spear Head

Antiquities

E96.50

Figure, Animal

Antiquities

E96.52

Figure, Religious

Antiquities

E96.53

Shabti

Antiquities

E96.55

Amulet

Antiquities

E96.56

Figure, Religious

Antiquities

E96.59

Vase

Antiquities

E96.60

Bowl

Antiquities

E96.61

Necklace

Antiquities

E2000.13

Amulet

Antiquities, Archaeology

E33.387

Figurine

Antiquities, Archaeology

E28.48

Figurine

Antiquities, Archaeology

E28.53

Pot

Antiquities, World

D19.592

The characteristic feature of Gerzean is the thin buff or grey ware decorated with designs in red. Shapes have been strongly influenced by stone vessels of the time. Many of the painted designs are based on the rush coverings in which stone jars were carried and hung. In the later Gerzean period, jars with wavy ledge-handles appear in profusion. There are also round bowls with ship designs, aloes, and all manner of birds, reptiles, and mammals.

Vase

Ceramics

F43.11

Pyxis

Antiquities

E30.204

Blade

Taoka Maori

D22.207

Medial portion of a mid grey coloured blade. Small cortex on the proximal left lateral margin. Bifacial retouch on left lateral margin.

Model, House

Antiquities, Archaeology

D13.17

Soul house. Models of houses were placed in tombs for use in the afterlife.

Vase

Antiquities, Archaeology

E32.266