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Genuine brown ware pottery sherd from Egypt during the Roman period (1st century BC–2nd century AD), originating from the Nile River Valley south of Cairo. The fragment shows fine linear decoration consistent with utilitarian vessels produced under Roman administration. Brown ware pottery was commonly used for everyday household and storage purposes, reflecting a blend of Egyptian tradition and Roman influence in material culture and daily life. Specifications: • Type: Pottery Sherd • Culture: Egyptian (Under Roman Rule) • Date: 1st Century BC–2nd Century AD • Origin: Nile River Valley, South of Cairo • Material: Clay (Brown Ware) • Size: 49.0 mm × 32.2 mm × 6.0 mm • Weight: 10.6 grams • Condition: Good, with natural wear After the Roman conquest of Egypt in 30 BC, the region became a vital imperial province. Local pottery production continued to serve urban populations and Nile trade, offering a tangible glimpse into the everyday lives of people living under Roman rule. Comes with 3D