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African red slip beaker*
Roman Provincial, Late Imperial Period, 3rd century A.D.
Place of Manufacture: Tunisia
Ceramic, Figures in relief moulded separatelyClassification: Vessels
Accession number: 1995.681
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African Red Slip Ware Bowl with Orpheus and the Animals
Roman Provincial, Late Roman or Early Christian Period, A.D. 350–430
Place of Manufacture: Sidi Marzouk Tounsi (probably), Byzacena, Tunisia
Ceramic, African Red Slip Ware: figures molded separately and appliedClassification: Vessels
Accession number: 1981.658
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African red-slip bowl with a boy on a dolphin*
Roman Provincial, Late Imperial Period, A.D. 350–400
Place of Manufacture: Tunisia
Ceramic; African Red Slip Ware, figures in relief applied separatelyClassification: Vessels
Accession number: 1988.1086
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African red-slip jug
Roman Provincial, Imperial Period, A.D. 200–250
Place of Manufacture: Tunisia
CeramicClassification: Vessels
Accession number: 1983.515
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Beaker*
Roman Provincial, Late Imperial Period, first half of 3rd century A.D.
Place of Manufacture: Tunisia
Ceramic, North African Red SlipClassification: Vessels
Accession number: 1983.233
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Bottle with gods and hunting scenes*
Roman Provincial, Late Imperial Period, A.D. 270–320
Signed by: Workshop of Navigius
Place of Manufacture: North Africa
Ceramic, African Red SlipClassification: Vessels
Accession number: 2005.647
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Bowl with biblical relief decoration
Roman Provincial, Early Christian Period, A.D. 350–430
Place of Manufacture: Sidi Marzouk Tounsi, Byzacena, Tunisia
Ceramic; African Red Slip WareClassification: Vessels
Accession number: 2002.131
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