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	Reference: VA10 / Cat. No. Period: Roman Origin: Cyprus Date: 40 – 100 AD Description: Concave discus encircled by moulding. Angled nozzle pierced with vent hole and flanked by volutes. Wide base-ring. On discus: hunter (Meleager?) running to l. holding spear in his l. hand, above dog running l. Fabric: Dark buff clay with mottled dark and light brown slip. Manufacture: Mould made. Size (cm): L. 8.6, W. 6.2, H. 2.4 Notes: Cf. (type) BMC III, Q2362; Semitic Museum, Harvard, 1995.10.993; (subject) Menzel, 125; Loeschcke, 102; Deneauve, 686.
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