This is the conical-shaped bowl. Its surface is covered with slip. The inner surface has a brown painting. There are strips filled with transverse lines on the rim. Two ribbons start from the rim and finish in painted circles. Such ribbons symbolize snakes. The head in the shape of a black circle is a sign of the full Moon. The formed image is called a "moon snake". This is one of the sacred images for the tribes of the Cucuteni–Trypillia culture.
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