👉 The Hebrew term "Natan Turil" refers to a type of pottery made in ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom period (c. 1860-1320 BCE). It's known for its distinctive smooth, polished appearance with a thin layer of clay and is often adorned with geometric designs and motifs depicting gods or other sacred figures. The word "Natan Turil" comes from the Greek word "Natos", meaning "natural stone", as it's primarily made from natural materials such as sandstone, granite, or limestone. The term "Turil" refers to the characteristic shape of the pottery, which resembles the rounded edges of a flat rock. The precise definition of "Natan Turil" may vary depending on sources and time periods but is generally recognized for its unique aesthetic appeal and use in both art and everyday life.
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