Iron Age: Egnatia and Iapygian Settlements in Salento
Oggetto archeologico
Cinerary Urn/Fragment |
National Archaeological Museum of Egnazia, Fragment of a great cinerary urn 7th –
beginning 6th BC.
Turned out fragment of a rim with rounded lip and part of the shoulder, relevant to large cinerary urn with a horizontal stick handle, flattened at the centre. Monochrome decoration: on the lip, radial angled motifs and band corresponding to the rim, two horizontal bands on neck and shoulder; on the shoulder: triangular motif; on the handle a fine line between two bands.
Further information
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| Identificazione | ||
| Ente competente: | Superintendence for the Historical Artistic and Ethnic- anthropology Heritage of Apulia - TA | |
| Inventory number: | E 3650 (già 65 a – 202) | |
| Reperimento | ||
| Place of discovery: | Egnatia, Acropolis, Biancofiore excavation 1065 | |
| Oggetto | ||
| Definizione: | Cinerary Urn/Fragment | |
| Class and ware: | Geometric ceramics japigia | |
| Cronologia | ||
| Period: | Age of Iron | |
| Datazione certa secolo: | End 7th – beginning cent. BC | |
| Definizione culturale | ||
| Cultural milieu: | Japigio | |
| Dati tecnici | ||
| Material: | Light brown-pinkish clay, light brown frame, brown enamel | |
| Technique: | Slow lathe | |
| Height: | Max 14 | |
| Width: | Max 28 | |
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Questo documento proviene dal deposito documentale del Egnazia |
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