Textile fragment

Title Textile fragment
Author Unknown
Publication Date: 300
Publication Place Akhmim (made) Egypt (made) -
Subject Africa Archaeology Textiles Death
Type Other
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions Height: 250mm, Width: 170mm
Library: Victoria and Albert Museum
Library Asset ID 699-1886
Record ID 699-1886
Library Location Middle East Section
Date 300
Notes A square panel of tapestry-woven, dark brown wool and undyed linen (s-spun). Egyptian, ca. AD300-500. In the centre is a crouching leopard with a tree in the background. It sits within a solid circle border. Around this are eight dots and four small circles at the corners and four semi-circles at the cardinal points. The small circles contain a human head and the semi-circles contain a geometric decorative pattern. There are dots on the outer side of the small circles. This is all surrounded by a solid square border and the a border of scrolling waves. The sides are selvedge and some of the main cloth remains attached at both top and bottom. The panel uses double warps which become single for the plain weave cloth, which has a golden colour to it. Approx. 18x14 tpc; a small amount of staining and tear.
İlişki Henry Wallis
Malzemeler ve teknikler Woven linen and wool Linen Wool Weaving
Fiziksel açıklama A square panel of tapestry-woven, dark brown wool and undyed linen (s-spun). In the centre is a crouching leopard with a tree in the background. It sits within a solid circle border. Around this are eight dots and four small circles at the corners and four semi-circles at the cardinal points. The small circles contain a human head and the semi-circles contain a geometric decorative pattern. There are dots on the outer side of the small circles. This is all surrounded by a solid square border and the a border of scrolling waves. The sides are selvedge and some of the main cloth remains attached at both top and bottom. The panel uses double warps which become single for the plain weave cloth, which has a golden colour to it. Approx. 18x14 tpc; a small amount of staining and tear.
Üslup Late Antique
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Textile fragment

Author Unknown
Publication Date 300
Publication Place Akhmim (made) Egypt (made) -
Subject Africa Archaeology Textiles Death
Type Other
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Physical Dimensions Height: 250mm, Width: 170mm
Library Victoria and Albert Museum
Library Asset ID 699-1886
Record ID 699-1886
Library Location Middle East Section
Date 300
Notes A square panel of tapestry-woven, dark brown wool and undyed linen (s-spun). Egyptian, ca. AD300-500. In the centre is a crouching leopard with a tree in the background. It sits within a solid circle border. Around this are eight dots and four small circles at the corners and four semi-circles at the cardinal points. The small circles contain a human head and the semi-circles contain a geometric decorative pattern. There are dots on the outer side of the small circles. This is all surrounded by a solid square border and the a border of scrolling waves. The sides are selvedge and some of the main cloth remains attached at both top and bottom. The panel uses double warps which become single for the plain weave cloth, which has a golden colour to it. Approx. 18x14 tpc; a small amount of staining and tear.
İlişki Henry Wallis
Malzemeler ve teknikler Woven linen and wool Linen Wool Weaving
Fiziksel açıklama A square panel of tapestry-woven, dark brown wool and undyed linen (s-spun). In the centre is a crouching leopard with a tree in the background. It sits within a solid circle border. Around this are eight dots and four small circles at the corners and four semi-circles at the cardinal points. The small circles contain a human head and the semi-circles contain a geometric decorative pattern. There are dots on the outer side of the small circles. This is all surrounded by a solid square border and the a border of scrolling waves. The sides are selvedge and some of the main cloth remains attached at both top and bottom. The panel uses double warps which become single for the plain weave cloth, which has a golden colour to it. Approx. 18x14 tpc; a small amount of staining and tear.
Üslup Late Antique
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