A sherd of blue-painted pottery from Amarna. This sherd is wheel-made. The decoration includes a blue band flanked with black lines with a central line, red oval shapes flanked by black lines, and evidence of outlined petals of the blue lotus tapering downwards. There is a cartouche carved into the surface of the sherd however this is believed to be a modern addition as it was carved after firing and it is not possible to read the hieroglyphs.

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