Roman North African Terracotta Bowl beaker The vessel is raised on

The vessel is raised on three tapering

enhancing its understated sophistication

Sankampaeng glazed pottery

Minkisi are entrusted to a designated guardian (nkunja or kunca)

Accession Number: S2004

Roman North African Terracotta Bowl beaker The vessel is raised onThe Roman Empire, c. 200400 AD A charming example of Roman North African redware, this small wheel thrown terracotta bowl embodies the refined simplicity and functional elegance characteristic of provincial Roman pottery. The vessel features a deep hemispherical body with gently curving convex sides, a thin, precisely formed lip, and an outsplayed ring base with a smoothly rounded edge. Crafted from a light cream clay fabric with visible mica