Thera Plain Breast Jug pre-order random faience beads and sea

random faience beads and sea shells embedded (buried) in a mixture of gypsum

It also provides a sturdy wooden digging tool

was a vessel of the household

Phylakopi was a thriving Aegean center

450–430 BCE

Thera Plain Breast Jug pre-order random faience beads and seaBronze Age inspired Nippled Ewer from Akrotiri (LCIA, 2nd millennium BCE) This hand built jug draws its form from a distinctive Bronze Age prototype discovered at Akrotiri on Thera, dating to the Late Cycladic I period, before the volcanic eruption. Plain and undecorated, it reproduces the sculptural form of the original vessel, whose rounded body and subtle breast like swell evoke both the female body and the silhouette of a pregnant woman. Such