Perforated Terracotta Pan
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A shallow terracotta-coloured pan with a raised rim and a regularly pierced central surface. The archive describes it as Mycenaean-style; the photograph documents the modern workshop piece.
Historical context
Archaeological studies of Aegean cooking pottery examine vessel shapes, manufacturing traces and evidence of use. This piece is a contemporary interpretation.
Christina Marabea, Hesperia 88.3 (2019), 447–525
Photographic documentation
Archaeopolis Objects archive, ceramic series, photographs 014. The images show finished contemporary pieces by collaborating workshops and artists. Handmaking can produce individual variations in surface and finish.
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