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Attributed to OcEo culture; Vinh Long Province; date unknown
OcEo, where this bowl was found, was a flourishing port in what is now southwestern Vietnam between 0 and A.D.500.
Part of a maritime civilization whose trade network stretched from China to the western Mediterranean, OcEo was rediscovered by archaeologists in the 1940s.
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