# American Center of Research Museum
**Description:**
> This ceramic earthenware lamp comes from the Bab edh-Dhra and dates to the Early Bronze Age. Made of reddish earthenware, it is preserved in an assembled but incomplete condition. The lamp measures 5.5 cm in height, has dimensions of 10 × 10 cm, and weighs 200 g.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in July 2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the GDH, and ACOR

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Bab edh-Dhra Tombs - Lamp

# American Center of Research Museum
**Description:**
> This ceramic earthenware jar originates from the Bab edh-Dhra and dates to the Early Bronze Age. Made of dark reddish earthenware, it features a side handle. The vessel measures 13 cm in height, has a circumference of 25.5cm, and weighs 315 g. It is preserved in a complete form and in very good condition.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in July 2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the GDH, and ACOR

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Bab edh-Dhra Tombs - Jar

Een kom gemaakt van roodbakkend aardewerk en is voorzien van loodglazuur. De groene kleur binnen de kom wordt veroorzaakt door koperoxide. Gevonden in een beerput die in de zeventiende eeuw (1638-1675) werd gebruikt door de familie Sonck te Hoorn. Archeologische opgraving uitgevoerd door Archeologie West-Friesland. HOO-498-108-C09

Red-baked earthenware with lead glaze and green copper oxide inside. Found in a cesspit used in the seventeenth century (1638-1675) by the Sonck family in Hoorn. Archaeological excavation carried out by Archeologie West-Friesland. HOO-498-108-C09

Kom gemaakt van roodbakkend aardewerk en is voorzien van loodglazuur. Gevonden in een beerput die in de zeventiende eeuw (1638-1675) werd gebruikt door de familie Sonck te Hoorn. Archeologische opgraving uitgevoerd door Archeologie West-Friesland. HOO-498-108-C09. Red-baked earthenware with lead glaze. Found in a cesspit used in the seventeenth century (1638-1675) by the Sonck family in Hoorn. Archaeological excavation carried out by Archeologie West-Friesland. HOO-498-108-C101

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# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Bowl, ceramic earthenware from North Ridge, Petra, smooth red earthenware. Height 6 cm, circumference 38 cm, weight 95 g. Assembled complete shape.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

ACOR D7.43_Bowl

Kop van roodbakkend aardewerk met scherpe knik bodemwand en lage uitgebogen wand, op een standring. Inwendig loodglazuur met vlekken koperoxide, uitwendig loodglazuur op de wand, slibversiering; inwendig: rozet met krullen, uitwendig: strepen. Twee horizontele worstoren waarvan er één ontbreekt. Datering 1600-1650; type r-kop-11; afmetingen: maximale diameter 15 cm en hoogte 7 cm. Inventarisnummer HOO-498-108-C124. Gevonden in een beerput die in de zeventiende eeuw (1638-1675) werd gebruikt door de familie Sonck te Hoorn. Archeologische opgraving uitgevoerd door Archeologie West-Friesland. Cup of red-baked earthenware with lead glaze and some green copper oxide. Maximum diameter 15 cm, height 7 cm. Date: 1600-1650. Found in a cesspit used in the seventeenth century (1638-1675) by the Sonck family in Hoorn. Archaeological excavation carried out by Archeologie West-Friesland. HOO-498-108-C124

Cup | kop 1600-1650

# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Small ceramic earthenware jar from North Ridge, Petra, Byzantine period, brown earthenware jar with a side handle. Height 12.8 cm, circumference 27 cm, weight 155 g. Assembled complete shape.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

ACOR D7.38_Jar

Een schenkkan van roodbakkend aardewerk op een standring en met een vertikaal geplaatst oor. De kan is met witte engobe bedekt, waarover heen donkerbruine vlekken zijn aangebracht. Hoogte: 27,8 cm. Afkomstig van een scheepswrak van een vrachtschip dat in1968 langs de Eendenweg, nabij het huidige Lelystad, is aangetroffen. Het praamachtig vaartuig had een lengte van 20 m, een breedte van 3,5 m en een holte van 1,9 m. De ondergang kan op basis van de samenstelling van de inventaris worden gedateerd na 1783. Voor meer info zie [MaSS](https://mass.cultureelerfgoed.nl/oe14)
A red-baked earthenware jug on a stand ring with a vertically placed handle. The jug is covered with white engobe, over which dark brown spots have been applied. Found in a shipwreck that sank after 1783. OE14-14

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Jug | Schenkkan

# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Ceramic earthenware pitcher/bottle from North Ridge, Petra. Pitcher with a pinched mouth, a strap handle extending from the rim to the shoulder, and a rounded base. Height 13.5 cm, circumference 43.5 cm, weight 275 g. Assembled complete shape with a restored part.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

ACOR D7.36_Pitcher/Bottle

Kop van roodbakkend aardewerk met scherpe knik bodemwand en lage uitgebogen wand, op een standring. Inwendig loodglazuur met vlekken koperoxide, uitwendig loodglazuur op de wand, slibversiering; inwendig:
rozet met krullen, uitwendig: strepen. Twee horizontele worstoren waarvan er één ontbreekt. Datering 1600-1650; type r-kop-11; afmetingen: maximale diameter 15 cm en hoogte 7 cm. Inventarisnummer HOO-498-108-C124. Gevonden in een beerput die in de zeventiende eeuw (1638-1675) werd gebruikt door de familie Sonck te Hoorn. Archeologische opgraving uitgevoerd door Archeologie West-Friesland.
Cup of red-baked earthenware with lead glaze and some green copper oxide. Maximum diameter 15 cm, height 7 cm. Date: 1600-1650. Found in a cesspit used in the seventeenth century (1638-1675) by the Sonck family in Hoorn. Archaeological excavation carried out by Archeologie West-Friesland. HOO-498-108-C124

Cup | Kop 1600-1650

# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Pottery lamp, ceramic earthenware from North Ridge, Petra, brown earthenware. Height 2 cm, circumference 19 cm, weight 45 g. Incomplete shape.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

ACOR D7.41_Pottery lamp

# Project Description:
The North Ridge of Petra is an elevated area overlooking the city, excavated by ACOR, revealing Nabataean, Roman, and Byzantine remains, including tombs, domestic structures, and early Christian buildings such as the Ridge Church and the Blue Chapel.

# Description:
> Nabataean bowl made of ceramic earthenware, light red in color with white on the rim. It measures 13.9 cm in rim diameter and 4 cm in height. The bowl is incomplete.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in July 2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment**: This project was a collaboration between the **DoA, GDH** and **ACOR**
> 4868_NRP_#175

North Ridge Petra - Ceramic Plate

# Project Description:
The North Ridge of Petra is an elevated area overlooking the city, excavated by ACOR, revealing Nabataean, Roman, and Byzantine remains, including tombs, domestic structures, and early Christian buildings such as the Ridge Church and the Blue Chapel.

# Description:
> A Nabataean ceramic earthenware plate made of light red clay, featuring a white exterior rim, flaring body walls, and a vertical rim; the plate has a low ring base and a rounded bowl profile.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in July 2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment**: This project was a collaboration between the **DoA, GDH** and **ACOR**

> WH_488_LP

North Ridge Petra -Ceramic Plate

A detailed 3D scan of a traditional Moroccan Tagine, the iconic conical earthenware pot used for slow-cooking stews. This model showcases an authentic, "well-loved" piece of kitchenware, featuring the characteristic reddish-brown terracotta clay.

Unique to this specific unit is the metal band reinforcement around the base and the integrated side handles, which are often added to larger or more durable tagines to prevent cracking over high heat and to make transport easier. The conical lid is designed to trap steam and return condensed liquid to the pot, a centuries-old technique for maintaining moisture in arid climates.

Traditional Moroccan Terracotta Tagine |

Diepe kop van roodbakkend aardewerk met scherpe knik bodem-wand en aan de bovenzijde een afgeplatte rand, op een standring. De kop heeft twee worstoren, één horizontaal en één verticaal. De kop is voorzien van loodglazuur. De groene kleur binnen de kop wordt veroorzaakt door koperoxide. Type r-kop-20, inventarisnummer HOO-498-108-C100. Maximale diameter 14,5 cm, hoogte 8 cm. Datering: 1600-1700. Gevonden in een beerput die in de zeventiende eeuw (1638-1675) werd gebruikt door de familie Sonck te Hoorn. Archeologische opgraving uitgevoerd door Archeologie West-Friesland.
Deep cup of red-baked earthenware with lead glaze and green copper oxide inside. Maximum diameter 14.5 cm, height 8 cm. Date: 1600-1700. Found in a cesspit used in the seventeenth century (1638-1675) by the Sonck family in Hoorn. Archaeological excavation carried out by Archeologie West-Friesland. HOO-498-108-C100.

Cup | Kop 1600s

# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Flat ceramic earthenware bowl from North Ridge, Petra, smooth reddish earthenware. Height 3.5 cm, circumference 46.5 cm, weight 100 g.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

ACOR D7.37_Flat Bowl

# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Flat ceramic earthenware bowl from North Ridge, Petra, Nabataean period, light red earthenware with flaring body walls and a vertical rim; the bowl has a low ring base and rounded rim, Tomb 1. Height 13.5 cm, circumference 43.5 cm, weight 275 g. Assembled complete shape with a restored part.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

ACOR D7.39_Flat Bowl

# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Small ceramic earthenware jar from North Ridge, Petra, Byzantine period, white earthenware jar with body grooves, Tomb 2. Height 9 cm, circumference 26 cm, weight 105 g.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

ACOR D7.40_Jar

# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Pottery lamp, ceramic earthenware from North Ridge, Petra, pale yellow with dark gray; Roman discus lamp with rosette motif. Height 2 cm, circumference 21.5 cm, weight 275 g. Incomplete shape.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

ACOR D7.42_Pottery lamp

# **American Center of Research Museum**
# Description:
> Part of a bowl, ceramic earthenware from North Ridge, Petra, pale red earthenware flat bowl with one handle (possibly had two), decorated with stylized human figures and millipedes. Height 4 cm, weight 40 g. Incomplete shape.

**Methodology:** Scanned by GDH in October2025 using Canon R5. Processed in RealityCapture.

**Acknowledgment:** This project was a collaboration between the** GDH,** and **ACOR**

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