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Small Hemispherical Bowl - 2009.03.17

Acquisition number: 2009.03

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Left to right: Small hemispherical bowl (2009.03.19), Small hemispherical bowl (2009.03.17), Small hemispherical bowl (2009.03.18).
Left to right: Small hemispherical bowl (2009.03.17), Small hemispherical bowl (2009.03.19), Small hemispherical bowl (2009.03.18).

Intact. Dark orange-red clay covered with a red-brown paint fired grey-black in places. The finish is fairly rough. Flattened angled lip projecting over the inner face of the wall and decorated on its outer face with a pair of grooves. Distinct small foot, flat on the underside. The inside of the bowl is depressed in the centre.

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Title: Small Hemispherical Bowl - 2009.03.17

Acquisition number: 2009.03

Author or editor: J.R. Green

Culture or period: Punic.

Date: Romano-Punic.

Material: Clay - Terracotta

Object type: Vessels - Bowl

Dimensions: 118mm (w) × 42mm (h)

Origin region or location: Malta

Display case or on loan: 2

Keywords: Maltese, Punic, Romano-Punic

C. Sagona, Mediterranean Archaeology 9-10, 1996-97, 43 no. 20.

2009.03.17

Small Hemispherical Bowl

Ht 4.2cm; diam. 11.8cm.

(Parliament of Australia inventory number 01/0069.022)

Intact. Dark orange-red clay covered with a red-brown paint fired grey-black in places. The finish is fairly rough. Flattened angled lip projecting over the inner face of the wall and decorated on its outer face with a pair of grooves. Distinct small foot, flat on the underside. The inside of the bowl is depressed in the centre.

Sagona classifies the piece as ‘Romano-Punic’.

C. Sagona, Mediterranean Archaeology 9-10, 1996-97, 43 no. 20.

Parliament of Australia.

Parliament Dr, Canberra ACT 2600.