Image of three pieces of restored pottery from Meroë, including, from left, a bowl of burnished darkred pottery (tomb 321) ; a necked pot with burnish back or red slip with incised and tooled decoration filled with white pigment; and a red-slipped cream ware cup with impressed decoration. Album print marked 'M12'.
Meroë: Restored Pots
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- ReferenceGB 3431 JG/M/N/16
- Former ReferenceGB 3431 N.16GB 3431 M.1069
- Dates of Creation1913
- Physical Description1 developing out paper print (158mm x 114mm)
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JG/M/N/16 - Meroë: Restored Pots
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There is no original negative of this image. There is a 35mm negative of the album print.
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The digital image is copyright of the University of Liverpool.
Bibliography
Published in Török, (1997), Meroë City, Vol. 2, plate 233, labelled ‘x-nnn (left), x-ooo (centre), x-ppp (right)’. Full description in Török, (1997), Meroë City, Vol. 1, p262, find references x-nnn, x-ooo, x-ppp. Illustration of the bowl (left) can be found in Garstang, (1911), Meroë: City of the Ethiopians, pl. XIV.17, marked as tomb 321.