Tell el-Yahudiya juglet

Middle Kingdom

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 109

The name of this type of pottery is derived from the site in the southeastern Delta where W. M. Flinders Petrie first found examples. The ware was most likely initially produced in the Levant. Widely imitated, it was distributed throughout the eastern Mediterranean, Egypt, and into Nubia.

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My Early Life with the Middle Kingdom

Tell el-Yahudiya juglet, Pottery

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Tell el-Yahudiya juglet, Pottery
Tell el-Yahudiya juglet, Pottery
Tell el-Yahudiya juglet, Pottery
Tell el-Yahudiya juglet, Pottery
Tell el-Yahudiya juglet, Pottery
Tell el-Yahudiya juglet, Pottery

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