carinated bowl

MGECC 238

Object type bowl

Fabric Bronze Age handmade pottery

Culture/period Prehistory

Materials clay

Technique handmade

Mint

Production date -1800 / -700

Museum Museu de Guissona

Current location Exposició permanent

Archaeological site Balma de l'Auditori

Township Massoteres (Europa, Espanya, Catalunya, Lleida, Segarra)

Dimensions 60 mm alt. 950 mm diàmetre max.

Description

Bowl restored from two fragments that allowed the entire profile to be recovered. A small handmade carinated bowl with slightly convex top, a rounded lip and slightly narrower neck. The bottom is concave and the two parts are joined in slight carination. The fabric is dark brown, refined, compact and homogeneous with fine quartz and mica inclusions. The outer surface is grey with spatula marks and inner is brown and smoothed. This piece was restored in the early twentieth century by the scholar Eduard Camps Cava and formed part of his personal small museum which was later the embryo of the current Museum of Guissona. It was part of the deposit in the Cave of the Auditorium.

Omeka ID 442