Rather, it requires separate steps. First, the two plates were thrown on the wheel and joined together to form a body. The lentoid flask is decorated with black and red concentric circles or sometimes with metopes. Lentoid as its name implies are usually symmetrical and pointed at the base. The lentoid flasks found in the Late Bronze I, the Late Bronze II A, and the Late Bronze II B are slightly different from each other regarding to their neck, the attachment of handles, and their decoration.
Short neck is planted between the petals.
However, in the Late Bronze II B, the handles spring from the high and ridged neck. Neck is longer and is about the half as high as the body. The concentric circles are broader and they are more closely spaced. The lentoid flask displayed in the University Museum seems to fit well with the description of the Late Bronze II B flask. It has ridged neck with handles springing from the middle of the neck and rest on the shoulder.