Relics of the Nile is very pleased to present this superb ancient Egyptian Pre-Dynastic bowl. This artifact comes from the Naqada I culture, which places the bowl at the beginning of the fourth millennium B.C. This is also known as Amratian, and ran parallel to the Badarian culture. The vessel is superbly created and illustrates a brilliant design around the circumference of the piece. The pigment is still nicely visible, which is very rare for such an early piece. The vessel is in outstand ...click for details
Relics of the Nile is very pleased to present this superb ancient Egyptian Pre-Dynastic blacktop vessel. This artifact comes from the Naqada II culture. The Naqada II phase, also known as Gerzean, lasted for the middle of the fourth millennium. During this period black-rimmed pottery was predominant during this period and is extremely popular among collectors. The body of the piece is in excellent condition with only minor proffesional restoration and chipping that does not detract from the be ...click for details
