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Cooking ceramic vessel. 2600-1700 BC. Early Bronze Age
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Cooking ceramic vessel. 2600-1700 BC. Early Bronze Age
Cooking ceramic vessel. 2600-1700 BC. Early Bronze Age. Greece. Neues Museum. Berlin. Germany
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1700 2600 Berlin Bronze Carved Ceramic Ceramics Cook Cooking Eating Handle Neues Pottery Prehistorical Prehistory
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1. Title: Ancient Cooking Ceramic Vessel from Early Bronze Age Greece (2600-1700 BC) 2. Description: This exquisite ancient cooking ceramic vessel, dating back to the Early Bronze Age (approximately 2600-1700 BC), is a captivating testament to the rich cultural heritage of Greece. Discovered and preserved for millennia, this masterpiece now resides in the esteemed Neues Museum in Berlin, Germany. 3. Context: The Early Bronze Age marked a significant period in Greek prehistory, characterized by the development of advanced metallurgy, agriculture, and pottery techniques. This cooking vessel is a prime example of the intricate and functional artistry that emerged during this time. 4. Design: The exterior of the vessel is adorned with intricate carvings, including geometric lines and patterns, which were carefully etched into the ceramic before firing. The handle, a crucial design element, is expertly modeled and attached, providing a secure and ergonomic grip. 5. Function: This cooking vessel was likely used to prepare and cook food over an open flame. Its large, round shape and thick walls would have effectively retained heat, ensuring even cooking and preserving the flavors of the ingredients. 6. Interior: The interior of the vessel is smooth and glossy, indicating that it was carefully finished and treated with great care. The absence of any visible damage suggests that it was well-maintained and cherished by its original owners. 7. Historical Significance: This ancient cooking vessel offers a glimpse into the daily lives of the Early Bronze Age Greeks, providing valuable insights into their culinary practices, artistic sensibilities, and material culture. Its presence in the Neues Museum in Berlin is a reminder of the enduring connection between the past and the present, as well as the importance of preserving and celebrating our shared human history.
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