A 3rd century BC text titled for the “Oracle of” a user of this tool prophecies the destruction caused by the rule of the “beltwearers.” A god commonly associated with this tool features in royal birth myths with his wife, the frog goddess Heqet, and was worshipped at Esna and on Elephantine Island. This tool is used to create human babies by the ram-headed god Khnum. This tool was used to create” red-figure” and “black-figure” artworks in ancient Greece. For 10 points, name this device used to shape wet clay into ceramics.
A 3rd century BC text titled for the “Oracle of” a user of this tool prophecies the destruction caused by the rule of the “beltwearers.” A god commonly associated with this tool features in royal birth myths with his wife, the frog goddess Heqet, and was worshipped at Esna and on Elephantine Island. This tool is used to create human babies by the ram-headed god Khnum. This tool was used to create” red-figure” and “black-figure” artworks in ancient Greece. For 10 points, name this device used to shape wet clay into ceramics.
A 3rd century BC text titled for the “Oracle of” a user of this tool prophecies the destruction caused by the rule of the “beltwearers.