Private Graves 1-100

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Context Title:	Private Graves 1-100
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Objects: Private Graves 1-100 Export: JSON - XML - CSV

U Number	Museum Number (UPM Date Reg Number)	Museum Number (BM Registration Number)	Museum Number (UPM B-number)	Description (Catalog Card)
8008	(none)	(none)	B16815	Lapis lazuli beads. A great number, all small, some minute. With lapis spacers for 3 parallel strings.
8009	(none)	(none)	B17622	White shell beads. All small, mostly minute: several thousands of them, with one white spacer.
8010	(none)	(none)	B17667	Beads. Carnelian. Mostly minute ring beads. With them a few small balls etc.
8011A	(none)	(none)	B16811	Beads. Very large carnelians. Double conoids and one or two bugles. These were strung in 4 parallel strings [A-D] (one set made up with a similarly shaped gold bead) apparently with lapis balls between the carnelians, but this was not quite certain. [see also U.8017]
8012	(none)	(none)	B16811	Beads. 15 lapis ball beads of different sizes but all large: some are ribbed. Perhaps strung up with U.8011.
8013A	(none)	(none)	B17084	[A and B] Two silver bracelets. Made of three twists of wire. To one of these is attached by corrosion an [C] object of silver apparently containing a cockle shell [D]; the cockle shell has in it green pigment and was covered by a silver shell (broken) thus: [drawing] though it is impossible to say whether the shell is really belonging or only accidentally attached. Various beads are also attached by corrosion to the bracelet and also [E] an eye of lapis with white shell filling.
8013D	(none)	(none)	B16838	[A and B] Two silver bracelets. Made of three twists of wire. To one of these is attached by corrosion an [C] object of silver apparently containing a cockle shell [D]; the cockle shell has in it green pigment and was covered by a silver shell (broken) thus: [drawing] though it is impossible to say whether the shell is really belonging or only accidentally attached. Various beads are also attached by corrosion to the bracelet and also [E] an eye of lapis with white shell filling.
8017	(none)	(none)	(none)	Two gold beads. Elongated double conoids made of thin gold leaf over a core which has split and decayed, leaving the gold in fragments. These beads went with U.8011.
8019B	(none)	(none)	(none)	Two lapis eye sockets [A-B]. Intended to have shell iris set in (cf. one attached to U.8013)
8020A	(none)	(none)	(none)	Two squares. [A] One of white bone. [B] One of dark grey stone. Each set with 5 inlay dots, black on the white square, white on the black, thus: [drawing 1:1]
8020B	(none)	(none)	(none)	Two squares. [A] One of white bone. [B] One of dark grey stone. Each set with 5 inlay dots, black on the white square, white on the black, thus: [drawing 1:1]
8021	(none)	(none)	(none)	Cuttle-fish bones. Probably for toilet purposes.
8022	(none)	(none)	B17416	Copper axe. Normal type thus: [drawing] The socket split and broken. [Type] XIX
8023	(none)	(none)	B17329	Copper knife. Straight-sided. Tang and point both missing and the blade broken across. [type] II
8024	(none)	(none)	B17328	Copper knife Broken, and the tang missing. Straight-sided type [Type] II
8025	(none)	(none)	(none)	Stone rubber. Black diorite. [drawing 1:1]
8026	(none)	(none)	B17461	Copper pin. Point missing. The shaft widens above and is pierced by a small hole; then it thins down and bends over and ends in a large ball head (the material perhaps a paste) originally capped with silver which has now almost all gone. [drawing 1:1]
8027	(none)	(none)	B17467	Copper pin. With ball head and lapis capped with silver. The shaft much decayed and broken into 5 pieces.
8028	(none)	(none)	B17117	White calcite vase Type I
8029	(none)	(none)	B17109	White calcite vase Type I
8031	(none)	(none)	B17149	Stone bowl. Hard dark grey stone. Well polished. Broken in antiquity and riveted: now found broken. Type LXII.
8032	(none)	(none)	B17179	Stone bowl White limestone, good quality An oval bowl with small horizontal lug handles Type LXIV
8034	(none)	(none)	(none)	Copper axe. Type XI [drawing] Blade of the usual type, but instead of a solid socket the metal is simply bent round the haft and welded, the sides brought over the two edges of the blade & hammered in. When found, there were remains of coarse matting on either side of the blade : it might have been merely wrapped in matting, but it also might have had a matting sheath. [drawing 1:1]
8035	(none)	(none)	B17096	Brown whetstone. [drawing 1:1]
8036	(none)	(none)	(none)	Copper axe Similar to U.8034 but without the thinning of the blade near the ring socket. Type X [drawing] Broken across but complete

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Media Title	Title	Label	Author	Omeka Label
Ur Excavations II; The Royal Cemetery	Ur Excavations II; The Royal Cemetery	1934	Woolley, Leonard	(none)
Zur Datierung des Konigsfriedhofes von Ur.	Zur Datierung des Konigsfriedhofes von Ur.	1966	Nissen, Hans	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p1	Ur Notes v5 p1	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p2	Ur Notes v5 p2	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p3	Ur Notes v5 p3	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p4	Ur Notes v5 p4	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p5	Ur Notes v5 p5	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p005_v	Ur Notes v5 p005_v	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p6	Ur Notes v5 p6	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p7	Ur Notes v5 p7	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p8	Ur Notes v5 p8	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p9	Ur Notes v5 p9	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p10	Ur Notes v5 p10	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p11	Ur Notes v5 p11	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p12	Ur Notes v5 p12	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p13	Ur Notes v5 p13	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p14	Ur Notes v5 p14	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p15	Ur Notes v5 p15	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p16	Ur Notes v5 p16	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p17	Ur Notes v5 p17	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p18	Ur Notes v5 p18	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p19	Ur Notes v5 p19	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p20	Ur Notes v5 p20	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p21	Ur Notes v5 p21	(none)
Woolley's Field Note Cards	Woolley's Field Note Cards	Ur Notes v5 p22	Ur Notes v5 p22	(none)