A large Roman Redware Dish, Late Imperial Period, ca. 4th century CE Amulets - Varia Yolŋu around Yirrkala in northern

Yolŋu around Yirrkala in northern Australia have painted their clan designs on their bodies and ceremonial objects

Dimensions: Length: 1 1/2 inches (3

In societies like Chimú

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ceramic replicas were used instead as a way of conserving financial resources for the living

A large Roman Redware Dish, Late Imperial Period, ca. 4th century CE Amulets - Varia Yolŋu around Yirrkala in northernThis large redware dish is an excellent example of African Red Slipware (ARS) produced during the Roman Late Imperial Period. This example is typical of the type, with its slight sheen to the orange red burnished slip. It stands on a raised ring base, has shallow sloping sides and an everted rim, and is decorated with a thin double band encircling the rim and another around the tondo. Background: African Red Slip was the final development of terra