Description
Wide Canaanite terra-cotta bowl with a single large spout protruding at a 45-degree angle from halfway up the body. The body tapers to a flattened base while the large mouth lacks embellishment. Monochrome paint marks the body’s upper half in parallel lines that intersect in diagonal planes.
REFERENCE #
KB_PT_2901
CIVILIZATION
Early Bronze Age, 3500 B.C.E. – 3000 B.C.E.
SIZE
L. 18 cm
CONDITION
Repaired
PRICE
Price available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
The bowl originates from the Early Bronze Age, specifically dated between 3500 B.C.E. and 3000 B.C.E., reflecting the craftsmanship of the Canaanite civilization during that period.
This bowl features a wide body with a single large spout protruding at a 45-degree angle from halfway up the body. It has a tapered body ending in a flattened base and a large, unembellished mouth. The upper half is decorated with monochrome paint in parallel lines intersecting in diagonal planes.
The bowl measures 18 centimeters in length, making it a moderately sized artifact from the Early Bronze Age.
The bowl has been repaired, indicating that it may have sustained damage over time but has been restored to preserve its form and appearance.
The price for the bowl is not listed publicly and is available only upon request, suggesting it may be a valuable or rare artifact.
The bowl is decorated with monochrome paint applied to the upper half of the body, featuring parallel lines that intersect in diagonal planes, which is characteristic of the artistic style of the period.
