The Ceramic Beaker From Susa Shows

Beaker from susa the coloring page above is based on a painted ceramic vessel from susa iran.

The ceramic beaker from susa shows. The whole design is framed top and bottom by a series of dark bands of different thicknesses. This neolithic clay beaker dates from about 5000 4000 bc. Apr 1 2017 lost ancient technologies the great pyramid of giza the serapeum of saqqara the inca walls the dendera light and the tri lobed disc who built them how and with what technology. The central figure is a stylised ibex.

It depicts an ibex a type of wild goat with long horns with huge horns. This preview shows page 8 11 out of 18 pages. Nov 10 2014 ceramic beaker from susa persia modern shush iran c. Researchers and philosophers from past and present have long questioned the origins of these amazing artifacts.

At the end of the neolithic period the potters of susa in present day iran produced great quantities of kiln fired yellow ceramic vessels in a variety of shapes. Jan 3 2016 a decorated beaker from the prehistoric site at susa western iran. Sep 4 2014 ibex beaker from ancient susa iran c 3800 bc. Made about 4000 bc.

This cemetery dates back to the original settlement of susa in the late 5th and early 4th millennium bc. Cone shaped it was made from coils of clay and is 11 1 4 inches 28 6 cm tall. 4000 bc ceramic painted in brown glaze paris mus e du louvre. The walls are extremely thin and painted designs delicate and refined.

Many of the surviving examples including the beaker illustrated here come from graves. Ibex of the firmament with the cross. Partial answers have been provided but still a complete picture of what happened. This painted earthenware beaker is from susa the first developed city on the iranian plateau.

The decoration around the rim shows long necked wader birds in a formalised abstract design. Ratings 100 2 2 out of 2 people found this document helpful. Earthenware beaker susa iran c4000 bce beaker with. This pot comes from a cemetery at the foot of the susa acropolis where thousands of secondary burial places have been found each containing painted ceramic vases and a few metal objects.

One of the most elegant designs in all prehistoric pottery. There can be little doubt that the complex patterns have an ancient prehistoric symbolism but it s full meaning is lost to us today.