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English: 19: Bowl, Painted Ceramic, ca. 4500-4000 BCE, Ur (Iraq)

20: Cup, Painted Ceramic, ca. 4500-4000 BCE, Ur (Iraq), Pit F, Grave SS 21: Plate, Painted Ceramic, ca. 4500-4000 BCE, Ur (Iraq), Pit F, Grave Z 22: Spouted Vessel, Ceramic, ca. 4500-4000 BCE, Ur (Iraq)

From Exhibit: "In lowland Mesopotamia, buff pottery in the form of open plates and bowls with simple abstract patterns was common.
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