- Collection type
- Object
- Description
- Jar-seal made from mud and straw and of white lime cement with faint relief designs indicating ownership on one side. [FB 24/07/2014]
- Long description
- Jar-seal made from mud and straw and of white lime cement with faint relief designs indicating ownership on one side. The other side has indentations indicating where straw once was. [FB 24/07/2014]
- Date / Period
- Archaeological period: Roman, uncertain Archaeological period: Byzantine, uncertain
- Date collected
- By 1915
- Acquisition information
- Donated: 1915
- Materials and processes
- Material Earth, Material Straw Fibre Plant, Material Lime, Process Stamped
- Dimensions
- Depth: max 72 mm, Width: max 81 mm, Height: max 24 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 1915.41.12
- Associated publications
- Johnson, J. de M. 1914. Antione and its Papyri: excavation by the Graeco-Roman Branch, 1913-14. London: Egypt Exploration Fund. [AS 26/06/2012]
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