| Institution field | Value |
|---|---|
idno object id | Z 12033 |
local edo designation | |
Physical description/0 description | Catalogue card description for Z 12033 reads: 'native clay basin. [different hand] Very big' |
Physical description/1 description | With 3 flanges around an inverted rim. Large piece broken off side, but present. 2 other cracks in rim. |
Physical description/2 description | A large clay basin with a rounded base. Hemispherical in shape with an inverted rim that has three flanges. The outer body of the container has been marked with indentations; the inner body is smooth. The vessel shows signs of burning. A large section has broken away from the rim and is detached but present. |
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d_Description Name description | A large clay basin with a rounded base. Hemispherical in shape with an inverted rim that has three flanges. The outer body of the container has been marked with indentations; the inner body is smooth. The vessel shows signs of burning. A large section has broken away from the rim and is detached but present. |
height dimensions | 210 mm |
length dimensions | 530 mm |
width dimensions | 540 mm |
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Labels - Markings/0 inscriptions | The number '999' is seen on the left side of Thomas Collection label. |
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d_Place production place | Africa; West Africa; Nigeria; Edo State; Benin City |
Other owners prior source | |
source prior source | Thomas, Northcote Whitridge [field collector]; Bevan, Anthony Ashley (Prof.) [monetary donor] |
Collection or Excavation Year date collected | |
culture group ethnic attribution | Edo |
source date accession date | |
Amendments - updates/0 notes | 1st Thomas Catalogue notes numbers 1-249 as "Bini (Benin City)". |
Amendments - updates/1 notes | Numbered '26' in the Thomas Collection, 1st Catalogue. |
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Reference Numbers bibliography | Z 12033 Other: 26 [Thomas Collection number - 1st Catalogue]; 999 [on object label] |
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Related Documents/0 bibliography | See E 1910.118 and E 1913.3 records for further details about the Thomas Collection from Nigeria. |
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Surface Clean | |
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