Pottery in Early Dynastic Egypt
Statistically these are the ten most common pottery types found in Early Dynastic Period tombs, with from 339 to 84 examples of each (Hendrickx 1996: 46, tab.4.).
Most are subtypes of one main type (number 46), indicating a dominant single function for pottery in burial goods (supply of fat in addition to grain, as staple foods).
46m (no tomb in Digital Egypt) |
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UC 17304 (Tarkhan)
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UC 17301 (Tarkhan)
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UC 17287 (Tarkhan)
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UC 17297 (Tarkhan)
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UC 17317 (Tarkhan)
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60g (Tarkhan tomb 694)
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46k (no tomb in Digital Egypt)
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60m
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(no vessel of this type in the Petrie Museum)
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(no vessel of this type in the Petrie Museum) 84 examples |
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UC 17189 (Tarkhan)
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UC 17328 (Tarkhan)
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UC 17305 (Tarkhan)
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pottery in Egypt | pottery of daily life in Early Dynastic Egypt
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