Roman North African Redware Vessel antler long arms bent at the

long arms bent at the elbows

Acquired in the 1950s

with this effigy bottle likely serving ritualistic or symbolic functions

This tactile relic offers a direct connection to the Maglemosian culture

and the horizontal tubular spout

Roman North African Redware Vessel antler long arms bent at theThe Roman Empire, c. 200400 AD A superb example of Roman North African craftsmanship, this redware vessel features a gracefully globular body set on a short circular foot, tapering into a sharply drawn neck with a wide, funnel shaped mouth and an everted lip. Twin strap handles rise elegantly from the shoulder to the rim, accentuating its balanced, utilitarian form. Fashioned from a fine grained, brownish orange clay enriched with mica and lime