Text, Early Cycladic grave goods from Grave 307, Syros

National Archeological Museum, Athens, Greece

49 | Ceramic bowl (5138) | 50 | Marble grinder and pestle. Grave 307 (5279, 5369) | 51 | Ceramic 'frying pan' with impressed/incised spirals. Above the handle, incised pubic triangle. Grave 307 (5064) | 52 | Bone tube, probably used as colour-case. Grave 307 (5067) | 53 | Marble kylix. Grave 307 (5066)


Early Bronze Age ceramic frying pan decorated with impressed spirals and incised pubic triangle from Grave 307, Syros
Genre:  2800-2300 BC

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Cycladic ceramic frying pan with spiral and triangle motifs


Material: CeramicDate range: 2800-2300 BC (Early Cycladic II period)Origin: Grave 307, Syros,...

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