Fragment of a Mamluk jug
- Description
- Mamluk period: 9th to 15th century AD, Egypt. Fired clay of a light orange colour. Covered on one side with geometric polychrome in warm red, earthy shades.
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In 2019, the Foundation for Virtualization of the National Heritage of Culture, the originator and author of the concept of an interactive European Marian Route, based on digitized unique monuments of sacred architecture, invited three Historical Monuments to participate in the project - the Marian Sanctuary in Święta Lipka, the Piast Cathedral in Płock and the Sanctuary Marian in Krzeszów. Funds from the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage were obtained for this purpose in the "Digital Culture 2020" competition
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