Aweidah Gallery is very pleased to present this ancient Canaanite Early Bronze Age Abydware burnished with a small mouth and a pointed base, dated from, 3300 - 2700 BAbydos ware (a-BY-dos ware). Pottery of Canaanite (Syro-Palestinian) origin found in the royal tombs of the First and Second Dynasties (The Old Kingdom) at Abydos, Saqqara, Abusirel-Melek, and other sites in Upper Egypt,dating to Early Bronze Age II (3300-2700 BCE). The pottery, often red-roses lipped and burnished or painted with geometric motifs, includes jugs, bottles, and jars. Most common are the red-slipped jugs, some of a hard-baked"metallic" quality, with handles attached to the rim and a typical stamped base. This pottery class took its name from Abydos, the first site at which it was found, in Upper Egypt.First found in an Egyptian royal tomb in Abydos, Abydos Ware has since been found in Egyptian royal tombs else where as well. Abydos Ware is of Canaanite origin and indicates extensive trade. Abydos Ware was important in trading wine and oils, and includes several different groups.Ceramic vessels effectively sweat, keeping insides much cooler than outside while losing liquid. This will basically ruin wine by losing liquid, creating some sort of awful vinegar liquid. Polishing the ceramic and applying combs are strategies to prevent it from sweating Measurements: Height: 10 cm - Diameter: 7 cm - Height on stand: 12 cm Nicely mounted on an acrylic custom handmade stand of high quality Condition: Intact, not repaired and not restored Found in Jericho, Israel ALL ITEMS THAT WE OFFER FOR SALE COME WITH A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY

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