keay_40

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?:created	2013-08-03T21:06:03Z ()
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?:prefLabel	Keay 40 (en)
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?:scopeNote	On the basis of five fragmentary examples, Keay (1984) describes this amphora in the following manner: The most characteristic had a wide shoulder and tall neck with gently concave sides. The rim had a pronounced outer face with semi-circular hollow beneath, and a gentle convex depression on the inner rim face. The handles were thickset with a squared profile and semi-circular section.The exterior of all samples was covered in an off-white to yellow slip. A complete example on display at Cartagena consists of a tall cylindrical body terminated by a rounded base with a poorly pronounced spike. (en)
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