This type of wide-mouthed, rotund vessel was likely used to hold alcohol or water for rituals. Some, however, were found with bronze axes inside. With its stately look and clear-cut composition, this one is an outstanding example of [bu] vessels.
Long-Necked Jar
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Horse-Shaped Container
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Double-Mouthed Container with Wheels
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Foundation Peg with a God Figure
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Tiles with Multicolor Glazes
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Mummy of Pasherienptah
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Plaque with Animals
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Cooking Vessel ("Ding") with Dragons ("Panchi")
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Human-shaped Object
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Stone Bas-relief, Queen Mother of the West / Chariot / Hunting
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