1. Stewart, James R. Corpus of Cypriot Artefacts of the Early Bronze Age, Part II. Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology 3.2. Jonsered: Paul Åströms Förlag, 1992 , Page 100, Number 10, Type VIIAd.
2. Sendova, M., V. Zhelyaskov, M. Scalera, and M. Ramsey. "Micro-Raman Spectrographic Study of Pottery Fragments from the Lapatsa Tomb, Cyprus, ca. 2500 BC" Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 36 (2005), 829–833 , Illustration pl. 1A left , Sample A.
3. Webb, Jennifer, David Frankel, Kathryn O. Eriksson, and J. Basil Hennessy The Bronze Age Cemeteries at Karmi Palealona and Lapatsa in Cyprus: Excavations by J. R. B. Stewart. Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology 136. Sävedalen: Paul Åströms Förlag, 2009 , Page 54, Number 16.
4. The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art. The Ringling. https://emuseum.ringling.org/emuseum/collections , Number SN74.9.

Acknowledgements: This entry was created by
Smith using information in Webb et al. 2009 (which drew on a previous
unpublished study by Herscher, which informed an exhibition, see catalogue:
Kershaw ed. 1983) and measurements, color readings, observations of inclusions
and surface treatments, and other observed details made by Smith during the
week of February 24-28, 2020 at The Ringling Museum of Art.

Provenance: Excavated by James R. B. Stewart in 1961,
University of Sydney; donated by Eve Stewart to Florida State University 1973;
donated by Florida State University 1973; 1974 accessioned by The John and
Mable Ringling Museum of Art. SN74.9 (sherd sample SN74.9.a)

Classified in Webb et al. 2009 as Red Polished I.

This vessel is one of
two that were sampled for analysis with Micro-Raman Spectrographic Study
(Sendova et al. 2005). Although the publication does not specify that this
vessel is the source of Sample A, the sampled sherd (SN74.9.a), identified as
coming from SN74.9, was located at The Ringling Museum of Art on March 16, 2020
by Emily Brown and Heidi Taylor. The single
sherd photograph, exterior and interior, included in this entry is SN74.9.a.