Mesopotamian black terracotta pitcher with one handle decorated with knobbed circular designs with one spout. Flattened shape with a wide mouth and decorated with circular knobs and raised lines to the surface and around the mouth. Earthen patina.
200 AD
3 ½" x 8"
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