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1.1.8.1: Egypt

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    Egyptian

    Characteristics: Faience pottery, blue-green glazed artifacts.

    Periods: Predynastic to Ptolemaic Egypt.

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    Faience Inlay

    New Kingdom, Ramesside

    ca. 1184–1153 B.C.

    On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 122

    This decorative tile may be associated with the ceramic art of the reign of Ramesses III. It was intended to fit together with similar tiles to form a horizontal pattern of petals.

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