English: A small jug was used as an ashtray (urn) in one of the corporeal graves in a birch burial site located in the Kurówka River valley with almost a hundred burials. The Vandals (representatives of the Przeworsk culture) often used richly decorated vessels with a carefully finished external surface as ashtrays in their cemeteries. The ceramics reflect the local cultural diversity. This means that in certain regions of a culture, at a certain time, there was a "fashion" for certain types of vessels and ornaments. Jugs with ear with a canal are known especially from the area between Vistula and San. They date from the 2nd half of the 2nd century AD.