A14-34

An Egyptian-style glazed earthenware vial decorated with flowers and lotus blossoms around the neck. Rosettes, beads, lanceolate leaves, and lotus buds adorn the body. The name of Pharaoh Ahmasisineiter is inscribed in hieroglyphs near the neck. Dating from the 6th century B.C., it was found in a 4th-century B.C. tomb in Carthage (H. 21 cm, ø 16 cm, Bardo Museum). Punic Section – Bardo Museum

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