15811 Vas polípode campanulat

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Dimensions: H 14.5 cm; A 23.5 cm; Db 21.7 cm; Gpd 0.6 cm; Hc 11 cm; Height of pedestal 2.2 cm; Depth of pedestal 2.3 cm. Inventory number: 15811 Chronology: 8th century BC Description: A brown clay vessel with a fine glaze, hand-modeled and reduced in firing. It is a globular vessel with a marked muscle on the exterior and a straight neck. The base is convex with four feet that serve as support. The piece stands out for its incised decoration, done during the precocious stage, and the burnished surface. From top to bottom, two parallel lines along the edge give way to a reserve of triangles without decoration; at the end, they leave a series of oblique cuts. Below this scheme are two more parallel cuts that encompass a series of five oblique cuts that lead to small triangles in reserve. Finally, on the center of the vessel's body, the same theme of triangles in reserve is repeated, without decoration and completely