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Vessel Lid (1975.1198.01)

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Vessel Lid (1975.1198.01)

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A stone vessel lid carved from travertine, dating to the Naqada II to Early Dynastic Period (c. 3500–2650 BC). The main body forms a flattened, rounded cover with a shallow circular depression carved into the upper surface. The protruding neck and head form a handle, featuring small circular depress

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DesignerThe Egypt Centre
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Tagsegypt, vessel, travertine, museumcollection, predynastic, early-dynastic
A stone vessel lid carved from travertine, dating to the Naqada II to Early Dynastic Period (c. 3500–2650 BC). The main body forms a flattened, rounded cover with a shallow circular depression carved into the upper surface. The protruding neck and head form a handle, featuring small circular depressions carved on either side, perhaps designed to receive inlaid eyes. Opposite the head, a small, neatly drilled hole housed a pin or peg, enabling the lid to swivel horizontally across the rim of an underlying stone or ceramic container. While closely paralleled by Early Dynastic turtle-shaped vessel lids (cf. Metropolitan Museum of Art 1980.310), the rounded contours of the head and bill-like profile also admit the possibility that it represents a stylised water bird. The stone surface exhibits a buff, cream-grey patina with minor pitting.

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