Burned pottery handle - probably same type as 60/2661 – Objects

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Object Number 36-103-60/2664

Display Title Burned pottery handle - probably same type as 60/2661

Descriptions

Inventory Description Ceramic handle sherd, coarse undecorated brown ware, burnt

Classification

Sherd

Department Archaeological

Geography/Provenience/Site Name

Asia / Armenia

Intrasite Surface

Additional Geographic Terms Kala Jukh; Erjish, 11 km from; Van, on road to; lake at the mouth of the D, on

Materials Ceramic

Dimensions Overall: 6.1 x 4.2 x 3.5 cm (2 3/8 x 1 5/8 x 1 3/8 in.)

Quantity 1

Label on object 36-103-60/2664; 2

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PrimaryMedia	Object Number	Title	Classification	Geography/Provenience
Image Not Available for Body sherds, probably from same large jar - plain ware	46-73-10/56815	Body sherds, probably from same large jar - plain ware	Sherd	Los Muertos
	08-3-10/71207	Ceramic earthenware, body sherd, missing handle, punctate, incised, shell tempered, burned organic material on interior; ceramic earthenware, rim and handle sherd, notched rim, strap handle, cord impressed, shell tempered, burned on interior surface; ceramic earthenwre, rim and handle sherd, handle with grooves, undecorated, shell tempered, burnt on interior and exterior surfaces	Body Rim Handle	Madisonville
	39-18-60/8920	2 probably Nuzi incised ware sherds (probably same as 60/8919)	Sherd	Tell Thalatha
Image Not Available for Body sherds, probably from same vessel - bowl? - salt smudged	46-73-10/56894	Body sherds, probably from same vessel - bowl? - salt smudged	Sherd	Los Muertos
	39-90-20/6448	Pottery bowl with 2 effigy lug handles. Light brown, probably faded from red.	Jar	Veraguas
Image Not Available for 10 rim sherds, 7 body sherds, probably from same bowl, 2 sherds with mending per	46-73-10/56918	10 rim sherds, 7 body sherds, probably from same bowl, 2 sherds with mending per	Sherd	Los Muertos
Image Not Available for Body sherds, probably from same vessel - plain ware	46-73-10/56919	Body sherds, probably from same vessel - plain ware	Sherd	Los Muertos
Image Not Available for Body potsherds of shell-tempered pottery (all probably belong to same vessel)	65-6-10/43995	Body potsherds of shell-tempered pottery (all probably belong to same vessel)		Barnstable
	10-71-20/C6789H	15 fragments of pottery - probably same tripod bowl, blue paint	Bowl	Chichen Itza
Image Not Available for 7 potsherds - brown; traces of burnish and probably once burnished all over,	36-103-60/2673	7 potsherds - brown; traces of burnish and probably once burnished all over,	Sherd	Armenia
Image Not Available for 9 rim sherds, 17 body sherds, probably from same bowl - salt smudged	46-73-10/56810	9 rim sherds, 17 body sherds, probably from same bowl - salt smudged	Sherd	Los Muertos
Image Not Available for Ceramic fragments, probably from same incensario with human face	10-71-20/C6789J	Ceramic fragments, probably from same incensario with human face	Sherd	Chichen Itza

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