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Object U Number Museum Number (UPM Date Reg Number) Museum Number (BM Registration Number) Museum Number (UPM B-number) Description (Catalog Card)
15529 31-17-358 (none) (none) Clay jug. TO painted ware. Black on drab. The paint fugitive & much of the design gone. Type CCCLXXIV. 50. [drawing]
15599 (none) (none) (none) Clay jug. Light red ware (broken & in bad condition) Handmade. Type CCCXCII.
15542 31-17-356 (none) (none) Clay goblet. Plain drab clay. Thin-walled. Type CCCLXXI. [drawing]
15376 (none) 1930,1213.173 (none) Clay figurine. TO painted ware. Head missing. Nude female suckling an infant. Dots on the right shoulder & stripes on the left, and she wears a necklace & bracelets & a black girdle.
15507 (none) (none) (none) Clay figurine. Nude female: very light drab clay: standing,the hands resting on the flanks: on the head a hight bitumen wig and grotesque beak-like face (broken and mended).
15516 (none) (none) (none) Clay figurine. Fragment. Head & body to waist (no arms) of a nude female figure of unusual type: the high wig probably existed but is broken off. [drawing 1:1]
15379 31-16-734 (none) (none) Clay figurine. Female figure, nude, with hands on waist. She wears a high headdress, or high coiffure, originally covered with bitumen: traces remain of black apint in the eyes and of red paint on the cheeks.
15506 (none) (none) (none) Clay figurine. A woman holding a serpent. Very light creamy drab clay. Nude figure: on the head a high bitumen wig: grotesque beak-like face: on the shoulders in front & behind, added pellets to represent cicatrices(?): childs head painted black. Figure restored from fragments (the clay is very soft and brittle) and feet of woman missing.
15380 (none) 1930,1213.172 (none) Clay figurine. A nude female with hands on waist. The face is damaged & parts of it have flaked away & left lower arm is missing: on the tall head are remains of a thick coating of bitumen. (found in fragments & restored).
14977 (none) (none) (none) Clay disk. With large hole towards one edge. Of the sort sometimes called thumb-guards (but the hole here is too small for the thumb). [drawing 1:1]
15389 (none) (none) (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Black on greenish drab. Type CCCXLV. 25. [drawing]
15541 31-17-330 (none) (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Type CCCXLV. [drawing]
15543 (none) 1930,1213.191 (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Black on green. Type CCCXLV. 25. [drawing]
15390 31-17-300 (none) (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Black on drab. (in fragments). Type CCCXLV. 23. [drawing]
15351 (none) (none) (none) Clay cup. TO ware. Greenish ground with black bands round rim & belly: broken but complete. Type CCCXLV.
15605 (none) (none) (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. (in fragments) Black, on pinkish drab. Type CCCXLV. 24. [drawing]
15393 (none) (none) (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Very thin. Dark brown on greenish cream. Type (too distorted & borken to type accurately). 25. [drawing]
15382 (none) (none) (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Type CCCXLV. 23. [drawing]
15523 (none) 1930,1213.316 (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Type CCCXLV. 23. [drawing]
15531 (none) (none) (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Greenish drab clay with dark brown bands. Type CCCXLV. 23. [drawing]
15621 (none) 1930,1213.227 (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Fragments. Type CCCXLV. 25. [drawing]
15505 (none) 1930,1213.196 (none) Clay cup. To painted ware. Chocolate brown on pinkish drab. (red clay) (in fragments, & very full of salt). Type CCCXLV. 25. [drawing]
15384 (none) (none) (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Chocolate brown on pickish buff. Type CCCXLV. [drawing]
15551 (none) 1930,1213.211 (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Black on warm buff (incomplete) Type CCCXLV. 25. [drawing]
15540 (none) 1930,1213.222 (none) Clay cup. TO painted ware. Black on strong green. Type TO. CIII. 26. [drawing]

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