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Tomb vessel of Banshan type, Neolithic period
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Tomb vessel. China, Painted earthernware. China, Gansu province. Neolithic period, Gansu culture, Banshan phase, mid-3rd millennium BC. Height 31 cm. Donated by George Eumorfopoulos (ΓΕ 2118)
Title: Tomb vessel of Banshan type, Neolithic period
Description:
Tomb vessel.
China, Painted earthernware.
China, Gansu province.
Neolithic period, Gansu culture, Banshan phase, mid-3rd millennium BC.
Height 31 cm.
Donated by George Eumorfopoulos (ΓΕ 2118).
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