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Image Not Available for Sherds (4) from Vessels
Sherds (4) from Vessels
Image Not Available for Sherds (4) from Vessels
ClassificationsAncient Near Eastern Art

Sherds (4) from Vessels

Place ExcavatedJericho, Palestine, Asia
MediumClay
Credit LineJericho Excavations, 1952-1958
Object number1955.143
ProvenanceExcavated by Kathleen Kenyon (1906-1978), Jericho, Palestine.
Status
Not on view
Collections
  • Ancient Egyptian, Nubian, and Near Eastern Art
© Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Barrel-Shaped Cylinder with Presentation Scene: Central God Faces Worshipper in Short Skirt Bearing Small Vessel, behind God a Lamma Goddess, behind Worshipper Another God (?) in Long Robe, in Field Two Kinds of Vessels
19th-18th Century BCE
Image Not Available for Group of Pottery Sherds (8 Pieces Attached to Tile and 4 Loose Sherds)
Group of Pottery Sherds (8 Pieces Attached to Tile and 4 Loose Sherds)
1st-2nd Century CE
Image Not Available for 4 Impressed Ware Sherds Set on a Tile
4 Impressed Ware Sherds Set on a Tile
8th Century CE
Image Not Available for 4 Impressed Ware Sherds Set on a Tile
4 Impressed Ware Sherds Set on a Tile
8th Century CE
Image Not Available for 4 Impressed Ware Sherds Set on a Tile
4 Impressed Ware Sherds Set on a Tile
8th Century CE
Image Not Available for 4 Impressed Ware Sherds Mounted on a Tile
4 Impressed Ware Sherds Mounted on a Tile
8th Century CE
Image Not Available for 4 Impressed Ware Sherds Mounted on a Tile
4 Impressed Ware Sherds Mounted on a Tile
8th Century CE
Image Not Available for 4 Impressed Ware Sherds Mounted on a Tile
4 Impressed Ware Sherds Mounted on a Tile
8th Century CE
Image Not Available for 4 Impressed Ware Sherds on a Tile
4 Impressed Ware Sherds on a Tile
8th Century CE
Image Not Available for 4 Combed Ware Sherds on a Tile
4 Combed Ware Sherds on a Tile
3000-2000 BCE
Image Not Available for 4 Impressed Ware Sherds Mounted on a Tile
4 Impressed Ware Sherds Mounted on a Tile
8th Century CE
Image Not Available for Sherds (4)
Sherds (4)
3300-1200 BCE