POT
CH1974.200
The pot was found half buried in the sand about three miles south-east of Cossack. It is a South China type of pottery extensively used by Indonesian pearlers and fishermen as water jugs.
Department:
History DepartmentCollection
| Accession Number: | CH1974.200 |
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| Accession Date: | 21 Oct 1974 |
Material
| Clay/Ceramic | clay |
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Measurement
| height | 485mm |
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| diameter | 360mm | - centre |
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| diameter | 235mm | - base |
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| diameter | 115mm | - top |
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