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'''Painted Pottery''' common Bronze Age artifact.
'''Painted Pottery''' - common Bronze Age artifact.


Ceramic vessels decorated with painted geometric, marine, or floral motifs characteristic of Minoan, Mycenaean, and Cypriot cultures from roughly 2000-1100 BCE. Kamares ware features white and red designs on dark backgrounds, while later styles use dark paint on light clay.
Ceramic vessels decorated with painted geometric, marine, or floral motifs characteristic of Minoan, Mycenaean, and Cypriot cultures from roughly 2000-1100 BCE. Kamares ware features white and red designs on dark backgrounds, while later styles use dark paint on light clay.

Latest revision as of 02:47, 3 July 2026

Painted Pottery
Painted Pottery
Rarity Common
Era Bronze Age
Native to Troy (Turkey)
Toughness 45.0
Sale value 32
Materials ceramic

Painted Pottery - common Bronze Age artifact.

Ceramic vessels decorated with painted geometric, marine, or floral motifs characteristic of Minoan, Mycenaean, and Cypriot cultures from roughly 2000-1100 BCE. Kamares ware features white and red designs on dark backgrounds, while later styles use dark paint on light clay.

Read more about kamares ware on Wikipedia