Elegant ewer with reed type decoration that creates a pattern of dark and light colours on the surface of the pot.
Example of the decorative mannerism of the Late Neopalatial period, a work by the artist conventionally referred to, as 'Reed - Painter' (1450 BC).
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Small clay figurine in the shape of a seated female monkey wearing a cap,
Palaeopalatial Period (1800 - 1700 BC)
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Kamares ware decorated with polychrome whirling motifs,
Palaeopalatial Period (1800 - 1700 BC)
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With relief spiky decoration,
Palaeopalatial Period (1800 - 1700 BC)
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Kamares ware rhyton with flower shaped rim and polychrome deoration,
Palaeopalatial Period (1800 - 1700 BC)
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Foot of a fruit stand with relief dolphins, rocks and cockles.
Palaeopalatial Period (1800 - 1700 BC)
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Kamares ware dish stand with relief and painted decoration,
Palaeopalatial Period (1800 - 1700 BC)
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Stone vase decorated with incised birds,
Palaeopalatial Period (1900 - 1700 BC)
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Painted Kamares ware ewer or pitcher with three handles and relief spiky decoration,
Palaeopalatial Period (1900 - 1900 BC)
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Bridge spouted Kamares ware ewer with spiral plant decoration,
Palaeopalatial Period (1800 - 1700 BC)
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