File:02023 house urn, funerary vessel around 750 BC — 550 BC, Wódka.jpg
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house urn, funerary vessel around 750 BC — 550 BC
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English: The vessel served as an urn for the cremated bones of a deceased, and it was placed in a cist grave. It was found together with another urn, a pottery vessel, and a piece of a bronze object. Because of its characteristic shape, it is called “a house urn.” It features a gable roof and a rectangular hole with clay plate imitating doors. Such urns occurred in the Late Iron Age (the so-called Hallstatt C period, ca. 750–600/550 BC). |
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| Source | https://wmuzeach.pl/all-objects/FLjBdlabbX39r9WKdvXT_a-cottage-urn-?search_token=6Re2GRgy7fwMgWMh8c7V&sortby=created_at-desc |
| Author | unknown pottery |
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