13371http://www165.123.244.137/subject/13371/MuseumBritish MuseumSeason Number07: 1928-1929Object TypeBeadsData collected by British Museum research team.TechniquePierced/Perforated/BoredData collected by British Museum research team.MaterialTerracottaU Number12776B.3Description (Catalog Card)Group of objects: (A) Small fragment of obsidian vase. (B) [.1-.6] 3 long clay bugles, imitation of beads cut from core of shell. (C) Obsidian chip. (D) Jar - stopper of mud and lime, circular, one face flat, one convex, with rough incisions on flat face, perhaps accidental. (E) [.1-.2] Fragment of terracotta figure perhaps the head of a dragon (?). [Drawing] (F) Clay object, flat, with incised holes. (G) [.1-.6] Five fragments of clay jar sealings with seal impressions : all have rows of animals in wooded or rocky country. (H) [.1-.26] Pottery fragments 1) Plum red and back decoration on light ground: 2 examples. 2) Red decoration on light ground and other fragments. Not in catalog of Vol. IV.Woolley's descriptionDescription (Modern)Half of a fired clay bead; cylindrical in shape with shallow incised spiral decoration.Data collected by British Museum research team.Find Context (Catalog Card)Pit G. Found between levels 7.1m and 7.6m below the plano-convex brick pavement, PG NW limit.Material (Catalog Card)ClayMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (BM Registration Number)1928,1010.748Data collected by British Museum research team.Measurement (Catalog Card)L. 145mm, W. 35mmMeasurement (Width)29Data collected by British Museum research team.Measurement (Diameter)10Data collected by British Museum research team.