Traceable reference and attribution
Sources & image credits
Museum and collection records support object-level claims; original Commons file pages preserve creator, location statement and licence information.
Collection references
- Brooklyn Museum — Open CollectionUse the museum collection record for object terminology, date, material, provenance and dimensions where available.
- Creative Commons — About CC licencesOrientation to the reuse terms named below.
Photography
- Pottery Hands in MudAhmed Kassem, CC BY-SA 4.0. Home hero; file description places the making in Tunis village, Fayoum.
- Eveline Pottery School — Fayoum (1)Mohamed Ahmed Hassan, CC BY-SA 3.0. Home field principle, field-practice pages and workshop guide.
- Ahmed Saeed Pottery Workshop, Tunis VillageSummering2018, CC BY-SA 4.0. Workshop note, About page and collection cards.
- Lusterware from Fustat, Egypt, 10th centuryRichard Mortel, CC BY 2.0. Fustat surface note, Approach page and collection cards.
- Jar with Zigzag PanelsDaderot, CC0. Painted-jar note, handling guide and collection cards. The title supplies the Brooklyn Museum object identification.
- Ancient Egyptian terracotta vesselsSailko, CC BY 3.0. Profile note and collection cards. The file description places the display in Florence; consult the museum for object-level dates.
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Image handling and limits
Local copies were resized and stripped of embedded camera metadata. Museum and workshop photographs document their own moments; they do not authenticate another object or establish a universal process. Reusers should consult each original file page and comply with its licence.