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Funerary tile

Hollow tomb tile, perhaps a socle. Both sides the same. Broken areas along edges.

Date: 100 BCE-100 CE
Type: Architectural Element
Medium: Unglazed earthenware
Department: NMAA
Institution: National Museum of Asian Art
Object number: fsg_F1923.19
Credit: Purchase — Charles Lang Freer Endowment

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