| Accession_Number | E.63.13D |
| Shape | Bowl |
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| Material | Terracotta |
| Fabric | Egyptian |
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| Decoration | Blue glaze fragment, part of the lip of a flat dish or bowl. On the exterior two concentric ridges encircle the lip. On the interior a series of darker blue lines run parallel to the exterior ridges. |
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| Condition | Single fragment. The blue glaze is well preserved. There are several very shallow scratches on the surface and one large chip missing from the lower of the sculpted lines. |
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| Provenance | Memphis, from a spoilt load in the lower levels of the city. |
| Period | Roman |
| Date | 30 BC - 212 AD |
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| Height | 4.9 |
| Diameters | 5.3 |
| Handle_height | |
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| Location | 11.1.13 |
| Edited_by | Leigh; Liz; Joana Varela |
| Date_edited | 26.09.2002; 27.06.2007; 19.04.2017 |