Cypro-Classical Plain White Ware Wine Jug (Oinochoe) copperalloy represent the ceremonial regalia of

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Cypro-Classical Plain White Ware Wine Jug (Oinochoe) copperalloy represent the ceremonial regalia ofCypro Classical I Period, c. 475400 BC, Republic of Cyprus This exceptional wheel made pottery wine jug, or oinochoe, crafted in Plain White Ware VI during the Cypro Classical I period, exemplifies the refined simplicity and functionality characteristic of ancient Cypriot ceramics. The jug features an elegant ovoid biconical body resting on a low conical foot, a conical neck, and a distinctive trefoil spout designed for precise pouring. A single high