Accession No
1936.231 B
Description
Stemmed cup reconstructed from plaster incorporating single everted rim sherd of tazza B red fabric, decorated on exterior with partially visible cross-hatching or trellises in low relief.
Place
Asia; East Asia; China; Hong Kong; Lamma Island
Period
Bronze Age
Source
Seligman, Charles Gabriel (Prof.) [donor]
Department
Arch
Reference Numbers
1936.231 B
Cultural Affliation
Material
Clay
Local Term
Measurements
Events
Description (Labels & Markings)
Remains of small white label adhered to sherd.
Event Date
Author: Heather Donoghue
Description (Physical description)
Decorated sherds.
Event Date 1936
Author: Heather Donoghue
Context (Related Documents)
Catalogue card in hand of Louis Clarke: 'Decorated sherds of usual type from site including a Tazza B which can be restored.'
Event Date 1936
Author: Heather Donoghue
Description (Physical description)
The tazza has been restored using infill, one piece of which has broken off. Stabbed and incised line decoration just above pedestal base; just above the shoulder are roughly stamped diamond shapes.
Event Date 13/7/2001
Author: Heather Donoghue
Context (Amendments / updates)
In October 2012, Ray M.K. Ma, Assistant Curator, Antiquities & Monuments Office, Hong Kong examined these objects and tentatively identified them as Bronze Age in date. The Period field has been updated accordingly, as previously there was no period given. He also believes that 'stemmed cup' would be a more appropriate description of B, which has been added to the Description field.
Event Date 2/10/2012
Author: Heather Donoghue
Description (Physical description)
Stemmed cup, much of which has been reconstructed using plaster. (see Contexts)
Event Date 2/10/2012
Author: Heather Donoghue
Description (Physical description)
Stemmed cup reconstructed from plaster incorporating single everted rim sherd of tazza B red fabric, decorated on exterior with partially visible cross-hatching or trellises in low relief.
Event Date 31/10/2023
Author: Heather Donoghue
FM:305597
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