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Rim type - Flaring The rim flares out sharply, in a more pronounced manner than an everted rim. | |
Shoulder type - Carinated The shoulder displays distinct carination - a ridge where the shoulder meets the body of the amphora. | |
Handles in profile - Ear-shaped These handles are similar to the 'curved' variety, but are more reminiscent of the shape of a human ear. | |
Handles in section - Ridged The handle has one or more ridges running down it. | |
Neck type - Conical The neck is cone-shaped - it tapers upwards. | |
Body type - Cylindrical The body of the amphora is cylinder-shaped, displaying little curvature. | |
Base type - Spike/tapered There is a solid spike at the base of the amphora. | |
Capacity (average) 20-25 litres | |
Height 107.00cm - 112.00cm | Width 25.00cm - 26.00cm |
Rim diameter 12.00cm - 13.00cm | |
Fabric Tunisian fabric |