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Glazed Offering Table from Nuzi Private Home, Shil. 7

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A blue-green glazed ceramic offering table with shallow bowls rising on pedestal bases from a circular ring. The bowls (four surviving, one missing) are evenly spaced around the ring and joined at their rims where they touch. There may have originally been three tiers, although only two remain. The second tier is represented by merely one high-footed cup, which sits on the join of two bowls from the lowest tier. The base is constructed of a ring of solid clay.
Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics Excavated from Yorghan Tepe Iraq Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Harvard-Baghdad School Expedition
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Title: Glazed Offering Table from Nuzi Private Home, Shil. 7
Description:
A blue-green glazed ceramic offering table with shallow bowls rising on pedestal bases from a circular ring.
The bowls (four surviving, one missing) are evenly spaced around the ring and joined at their rims where they touch.
There may have originally been three tiers, although only two remain.
The second tier is represented by merely one high-footed cup, which sits on the join of two bowls from the lowest tier.
The base is constructed of a ring of solid clay.

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