Poterie Mérovingienne by Thomas Frédéric Moreau (1877)

Color plate of three Merovingian pottery vessels, one handled jar and two jars with geometric decorative bands.

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A chromolithographic plate showing three Merovingian ceramic vessels: a handled jar seen from above and two cylindrical jars with incised and stamped bands of geometric and circular motifs. The plate is labeled Pl. XLIV, Collection Caranda, with the caption Sépultures de Caranda (Aisne) and Poterie Mérovingienne, shown at natural size. The print is attributed to Thomas Frédéric Moreau and dated 1877.

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