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Cypriot jug with white-painted decoration
A small clay jug with white decoration, dated to the Middle Cypriot period. In the site's period scheme for Cyprus it is placed in the Middle Bronze Age, by the period name in its record.

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Bronze spearhead from Cyprus
A leaf-shaped blade with a pronounced midrib and a socket with two rivet holes. The record even describes the fabric impression left on the socket; what it lacks is a findspot.
| Compared aspect | Cypriot jug with white-painted decoration | Bronze spearhead from Cyprus |
|---|---|---|
| Kind of find | Pottery | Weapons |
| Date as given by the source | ca. 1900-1800 BCE; Middle Cypriot I | ca. 1200-1100 BCE; Probably Late Cypriot IIIA |
| Period | The Middle Bronze Age in Cyprus: up to a century apart Per the museum | The Late Bronze Age in Cyprus: a boundary crossed Per the museum |
| Culture or attribution | Cypriot, per the catalogue | Cypriot, per the catalogue |
| Material | Terracotta | Bronze |
| Dimensions | H. 9 1/8 in. (23.2 cm) | Length 13 15/16 in. (35.4 cm) |
| Findspot | Not recorded by the source | Not recorded by the source |
| Region | Cyprus | Cyprus |
| Held by | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York |
| Display | Not on view at present, according to the official record The record was read on 22.10.2026; display changes, so check before visiting. | Not on view at present, according to the official record The record was read on 22.10.2026; display changes, so check before visiting. |
| Record number | 74.51.1316 | 74.51.5309 |
| Source | Museum record | Museum record |
Display status is what the public record said on the day it was checked; confirm on the museum's site before visiting. What do held, displayed and loaned mean?










