Oundjo (1000-100 BP)

Wikidata ID: Q137887660

Part of the Kanak culture complex. Oval with straight or slightly out curving rims. Coil made from sedimentary clays, with thicker walls. Incised, brushed and printed patterns on upper vessel areas. Intentional holes under the rim. Made by women for cooking, or some vessels made by men for preparation of medicines.


Parent ware:

Northern New Caledonia Post-Lapita (2900 - 0 BP)