LEIZA O.39601
African Red Slip Ware (ARS) object in the LEIZA collection
Press Enter · cited answer in seconds
0 sources
LEIZA O.39601
Summary
LEIZA O.39601 is an archaeological artefact[1].
Key Facts
- LEIZA O.39601's image is recorded as LEIZA O.39601 ARS3D ScanWithoutTexture.jpg[2].
- LEIZA O.39601's instance of is recorded as archaeological artefact[3].
- LEIZA O.39601's instance of is recorded as ARS3D Semantic Concept[4].
- LEIZA O.39601's instance of is recorded as African red slip ware[5].
- LEIZA O.39601's depicts is recorded as bear[6].
- LEIZA O.39601's depicts is recorded as cattle[7].
- LEIZA O.39601's depicts is recorded as hunter[8].
- LEIZA O.39601's depicts is recorded as Panthera pardus[9].
- LEIZA O.39601's depicts is recorded as lion[10].
- LEIZA O.39601's made from material is recorded as clay[11].
- LEIZA O.39601's collection is recorded as Leibniz-Zentrum für Archäologie[12].
- LEIZA O.39601's inventory number is recorded as O.39601[13].
- LEIZA O.39601's inventory number is recorded as 722bc351-bf41-4d1f-a03e-64a0c576a4a8[14].
- LEIZA O.39601's location is recorded as Leibniz-Zentrum für Archäologie[15].
- LEIZA O.39601's part of is recorded as WikiProject ARS3D[16].
- LEIZA O.39601's part of is recorded as ARS3D Semantic Concept[17].
- LEIZA O.39601's has part is recorded as Armstrong 6.87[18].
- LEIZA O.39601's described at URL is recorded as https://ars3d.rgzm.de/object.htm?id=ars3do:722bc351-bf41-4d1f-a03e-64a0c576a4a8[19].
- LEIZA O.39601's shape is recorded as bowl[20].
- LEIZA O.39601's culture is recorded as late antiquity[21].
- LEIZA O.39601's exact match is recorded as http://data.archaeology.link/data/ars/ic_722bc351-bf41-4d1f-a03e-64a0c576a4a8[22].
- LEIZA O.39601's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject ARS3D[23].
- LEIZA O.39601's state of conservation is recorded as restored[24].
- LEIZA O.39601's Arachne entity ID is recorded as 7031461[25].
- LEIZA O.39601's Arachne entity ID is recorded as 7031462[26].
Body
Geography
Part of include WikiProject ARS3D[16], a WikiProject[27] and ARS3D Semantic Concept[17].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include archaeological artefact[3], ARS3D Semantic Concept[4], and African red slip ware[5].