10.60507/FK2/WG9PXXGünzel, AdrianaAdrianaGünzel0009-0008-3213-0412University of Bonnbonndata2025Arts and HumanitiesMinoanJugPotteryGünzel, AdrianaAdrianaGünzelUniversity of BonnBonn Center for Digital HumanitiesUniversität Bonn2025-12-092024-05-252025-12-092025-12-093D-Modelhttps://www.beazley.ox.ac.uk/record/EFA9195D-A136-4948-86CD-907B821C554E28331322564120303105900text/plainapplication/zipapplication/zip3.0CC BY-NC-SA 4.0The beak-spouted ewer, dated between 2000 and 1850 BC, was possibly produced in a workshop in Hagia Triada on the islan of Krete. The findspot is not known. The jug does not have a foot, the body is globular and the neck, which tapers upwards, is set off from the body. The lid is connected to the body vi a handle. The body is decorated with three circular fields of barbotine. Furthermore, the body is painted in different colors: there are red-brown and white stripes, while the background is of dark brown.RealityCapture, 1.3SubstanceDesigner, 15.0.3Blender, 5.0SubstancePainter, 11.1.0