17http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/17/Title Ur Excavations VI; The Ur III PeriodDate1974AuthorWoolley, LeonardPublisherOxford University PressPublication placeOxford257984http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257984/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: N.E. front of platform wall of E-nun-mah, central sectionMuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number3BM Photo IDGN0003PM U Print No.3CommentsPS Negative42617Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleworkersLocation DescriptionE-nun-mah257986http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257986/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 11 looking SW: shewing Nebuchadnezzar pavement.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number4BM Photo IDGN0004PM U Print No.4CommentsPS Negative42618Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar257985http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257985/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 11 looking SW: shewing Nebuchadnezzar pavement.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number4aBM Photo IDGN0004aPM U Print No.no scanCommentsPS Negative42619Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsThis seems to be a duplicate print of negative U.4BM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar257987http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257987/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 11 looking NE shewing Nebuchadnezzar pavement and, at the end of room remains of Nabonidus pavement above. UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 7, the Nebuchadnezzar level. A patch of the Nabonidus pavement left at the far end.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number5BM Photo IDGN0005PM U Print No.5CommentsPS Negative42620Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number11bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar, Enunmah257988http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257988/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 11. Hole in Nebuchadnezzar pavement shewing mud wall underlying the Kudur Mabug wall.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number6BM Photo IDGN0006PM U Print No.6CommentsPS Negative42621Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar257989http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257989/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 10 looking NE: shewing Nebuchadnezzar floor and altar and, resting on latter, remains of Nabonidus floor. UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 6, looking NE. The Nebuchadnezzar pavement and altar (on the latter are left two bricks of the nabonidus floor.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number7BM Photo IDGN0007PM U Print No.7CommentsPS Negative42622Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number11aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar, Enunmah257990http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257990/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 10 looking SW: shewing the Nebuchadnezzar oavement in TTB 10 and the Nabonidus pavement in TTB 6, and the doorway used in both periods between the two rooms. UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 6. Nebuchadnezzar level; looking into Room 2 where the pavement is of Nabomidus.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number8BM Photo IDGN0008PM U Print No.8CommentsPS Negative42623Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number10bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar, Enunmah257991http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257991/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB, SS: the brick drain in the floor (Kudur Mabug) and the later terracotta pipe drain (? Nabonidus) leading to the same place.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number9BM Photo IDGN0009PM U Print No.no scanCommentsPS Negative42624Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB257992http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257992/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: Pot let into floor of late courtyard, cutting into NE wall of TTB 18.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number10BM Photo IDGN0010PM U Print No.10CommentsPS Negative42625Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleworkersLocation DescriptionTTB257993http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257993/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 15: terracotta pipe drain cut into side of mud-brick wall.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number11BM Photo IDGN0011PM U Print No.11CommentsPS Negative42626Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB257994http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257994/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 3A (above) doorway 16-17. Nabonidus walls and Nebuchadnezzar pavement with pierced brick (x) for drain-top: at Y the pavement cut away to lay wall foundations.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number12BM Photo IDGN0012PM U Print No.12CommentsPS Negative42627Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional Comments"x" and "Y" are not marked on the photographBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar257995http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257995/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: Nebuchadrezzar drain below pavement cut into doorway of TTB 16-17.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number13BM Photo IDGN0013PM U Print No.13CommentsPS Negative42628Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar257996http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257996/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 7: the shell pavement. UE: E-NUN-MAH. The shell pavement.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number14BM Photo IDGN0014PM U Print No.14CommentsPS Negative42629Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number12aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB257997http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/257997/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: Alabaster mace-heads from TTB 17. Nos. U. 208, U. 206, U. 207. AJ: Alabaster mace-heads and vase of Ur-Engur and Rimush.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number15BM Photo IDGN0015PM U Print No.15CommentsPS Negative42630Antiquaries JournalIII/4 XXXII 1Related MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional Commentsvases of Ur-Engur and RimushBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB258000http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258000/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 19 NE end, shewing hinge-stone of GIMIL ILISHU in position as found. (U. 421). UE: E-nun-mah. Room 13: the NW end, with the hinge-stone of Gimil-ilishu.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number18BM Photo IDGN0018PM U Print No.18CommentsPS Negative42633Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number32aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB258001http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258001/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 7. E. end: upper, floor-level of Persian period: below, drain: on left remains of mud-brick wall of Nebuchadrezzar's use: by it, in position as found, basalt hinge-stone of GIMIL ILISHU (U. 420). UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 1. The Persian drain, and Persian pavement. On the left, remains of mud-brick wall of Nebuchadnezzar and by it a basalt hinge-stone of Gimil-ilishu, U. 420.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number19BM Photo IDGN0019PM U Print No.19CommentsPS Negative42634Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number7bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Enunmah258002http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258002/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 20 NE end. A: mud-brick walls. B: walls of burnt brick. C: masonry lining of pit for door-hinge (the letter does not appear: should be on left of photo). D: inscribed hinge-stone of ... ?. F: flat brick with hole through centre to take bolt of door-frame. E: masonry strengthening of door-frame. G: floor level, and beyond brick threshold (?). H: Nebuchadrezzar's mud-brick steps. L: his brick pavement. UE: E-nun-mah. Room 14 shewing: A, the mud-brick wall of Ur-Nammu; B, Larsa period brick wall; C, remains of hinge-box; D, socket-stone; E, F, support and base of door frame; G, threshold; H, the Neo-Babylonian mud-brick step; I, pavement of Nebuchadnezzar.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number20BM Photo IDGN0020PM U Print No.20CommentsPS Negative42635Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUE VI pl 32bPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsF and E are in this order on the caption.BM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Enunmah258003http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258003/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 18. A: original mud-brick walls. B: burnt brick walls, early period. C: edge of Nebuchadrezzar (-Nabonidus) brick pavement. D: Nabonidus walls, the foundations cut down through the pavement C. E: later (Persian?) patchwork pavement laid down in Nabonidus rooms.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number21BM Photo IDGN0021PM U Print No.21CommentsPS Negative42636Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleworkersLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar258008http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258008/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 4. Nebuchadnezzar's pavement. Along side walls, remains of pavement of Persian period. In pavement, site of altar (?). On wall in foreground, uninscribed hinge-stone found loose in surface soil at this point. Looking N.W.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number26BM Photo IDGN0026PM U Print No.26CommentsPS Negative42641Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar258009http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258009/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB, room 5, looking W: shewing late (Persian?) brick floor: in background late altar. UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 5. The Persian brick pavement and altar.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number28BM Photo IDGN0028PM U Print No.28CommentsPS Negative42643Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number9aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Enunmah258010http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258010/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB Room 23. SE end: shewing later main wall, brick pavement running below same, stone door-socket (uninscribed) in its brick box, and end of mud-brick wall.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number29BM Photo IDGN0029PM U Print No.29CommentsPS Negative42644Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB258012http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258012/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: Room TTB 23: SE end: A,A: Mud-brick. B: early (uninscribed) door-socket. C,C: brick box for same. D: floor running between mud-brick and later burnt-brick walls. E: door-socket of UR ENGUR. F: brick box for same. G,G: jambs of door (KURIGALZU ?). H: impost-brick belonging to UR ENGUR threshold and door-socket. I: Nebuchadrezzar's brick pavement. AJ: E-nun-mah: room 23. UE: E-nun-mah: Room 17, DE end, details: A, Third Dynasty mud-brick construction; B, early doorsocket, unisncribed; C, brick hinge-box; D, remains of early pavement; E, doorsocket of Ur-nammu; F, brick hinge-box; G. G, door jambs; H, impost brick against the door-jamb; I, Nebuchadnezzar's pavement.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number30BM Photo IDGN0030PM U Print No.no scanCommentsPS Negative42645Antiquaries JournalIII/4 XXVII 2Related MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number33aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsE-nun-mah: room 23BM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar258011http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258011/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: no label.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number30aBM Photo IDGN0030APM U Print No.30CommentsPS Negative42646Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsIt is the view same as U. 30 but from a slightly lower angle.BM NumberRelated PeopleLocation Description258013http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258013/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB Room 6: shewing late unstamped brick pavement (Persian?): corner of raised podium for cultus image: the NW wall, lower part old, upper part late (Persian?) restoration, the face pulled away. (? by Taylor). UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 2. The Persian pavement; by the hole is the remaining corner of the raised brick base for the cult statue.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number31BM Photo IDGN0031PM U Print No.31CommentsPS Negative42647Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number8aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Enunmah258014http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258014/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 7 from NE, shewing Nebuchadrezzar pavement in front of shrine, Persian pavement and drain, and shrine door: at A, Persian re-use of Nebuchadrezzar altar: at B, hinge-stone of GIMIL ILISHU re-used in the Persian doorway between 7 centre and 7 east chamber. UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 1. The Persian pavement and drain in front of the shrine; below it the Nebuchadnezzar pavement.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number32BM Photo IDGN0032PM U Print No.32CommentsPS Negative42648Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number7aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleworkersLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar, Enunmah258016http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258016/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: South end of E-NUN-MAH, general view looking NE. At A, Nebuchadrezzar courtyard paving: B, ditto, higher level in front of shrine: C, Nebuchadrezzar altar; D-D, SE wall of E-NUN-MAH. AJ: General view of E-nun-mah from the south corner. UE: E-nun-mah. General view of the ruins, looking NE. A, A, Nebuchadnezzar pavement.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number34BM Photo IDGN0034PM U Print No.34, not labeledCommentsPS Negative42650Antiquaries JournalIII/4 XXVI 2Related MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number29aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM print labeled with letters on print designating different areas of excavation. UPM print has no labelingBM NumberRelated PeopleworkersLocation DescriptionNebuchadnezzar, Enunmah258019http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258019/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 1 looking NW: A,A: mud-brick walls of the original building: B: surviving courses of burnt-brick building: C: burnt-brick blocking of the end of the original passage, put in when this was filled up.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number37BM Photo IDGN0037PM U Print No.37CommentsPS Negative42653Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB258022http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258022/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: Buttress of NE wall of E-NUN-MAH. UE: E-nun-mah. Buttress of the NE wall shewing: A, brickwork of Bur-Sin; B, brickwork of Kudur-Mabug; C, brickwork of Kuri-galzu.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number40BM Photo IDGN0040PM U Print No.40CommentsPS Negative42656Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number31aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionEnunmah258023http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258023/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: E-NUN-MAH: rooms 2 & 1. A, a: original mud-brick walls; B, B: early burnt-brick walls; C: Nebuchadrezzar paving in 7 east; D, D: Nebuchadrezzar doorway across room 2.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number41BM Photo IDGN0041PM U Print No.41CommentsPS Negative42657Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionNebuchadnezzar, Enunmah258024http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258024/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: U. 456. TTB 5. AJ: Part of the hoard of jewellery found below the Persian floor of E-nun-mah, room 5. UE: gold jewellery and silver vessels.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number42BM Photo IDGN0042PM U Print No.42Comments2 shots of same objectPS Negative42658Antiquaries JournalIII/4 XXX (part)Related MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number21bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsUPM print shows two images, one a closeup, the other wider angle with scale. This latter appears to be the image labeled 42 in the BM.BM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Enunmah258028http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258028/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB 5 shewing Persian pavement: (A) with altar (B), and Nebuchadrezzar pavement, (C) with altar, (D). UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 5. Remains of the Persian pavement (A) and altar (B), below which Nebuchadnezzar's paavement (C) and altar (D).MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number46BM Photo IDGN0046PM U Print No.46CommentsPS Negative42663Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number9bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar, Enunmah258029http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258029/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: E-NUN-MAH, room 6, looking NE after removal of Persian level, shewing Nebuchadrezzaar pavement and statue-base.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number47BM Photo IDGN0047PM U Print No.47CommentsPS Negative42664Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionNebuchadnezzar258030http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258030/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: E-NUN-MAH, plan of early brick building; Jan 15, 1923MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number48BM Photo IDGN0048PM U Print No.48CommentsPS Negative42665Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsPlanBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionEnunmah258033http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258033/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: E-NUN-MAH: room 7, shewing Nebuchadrezzar's paved upper court and altar. AJ: E-nun-mah. Nebuchadrezzar's Upper Court with altar and sanctuary door (part of Persian pavement and drain left in right foreground).MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number51BM Photo IDGN0051PM U Print No.51CommentsPS Negative42668Antiquaries JournalIII/4 XXVIII 1Related MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionNebuchadnezzar, Enunmah258034http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258034/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: E-NUN-MAH: Room 6, looking SW, after removal of Persian level (piece of pavement left in situ behind statue-base). UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 2. After removal of the Persian pavement, showing that of Nebuchadnezzar.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number52BM Photo IDGN0052PM U Print No.52CommentsPS Negative42669Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number8bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionNebuchadnezzar, Enunmah258035http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258035/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: E-NUN-MAH: Room 7: Nebuchadrezzar's paved upper court and altar: part of Persian pavement left in rt. background. UE: E-NUN-MAH. Nebuchadnezzar's forecourt and latar. Behind the latter are remains of the Persian pavement.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number53BM Photo IDGN0053PM U Print No.53CommentsPS Negative42670Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number6bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionNebuchadnezzar, Enunmah258036http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258036/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: E-NUN-MAH: general view, from SE corner, of excavations up to January 15, 1923. UE VI: E-nun-mah: general view looking west. UE VIII: E-nun-mah: general view showing the Kuri-galzu walls.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number54BM Photo IDGN0054PM U Print No.54CommentsPS Negative42671Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number28bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionEnunmah258055http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258055/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: TTB. 5: shewing Nebuchadrezzaer's pavement, altar, remains of chancel screen, and bench against back wall. AJ: E-nun-mah, room 5: altar with offering-table, chancel screen and bench, and paved floor of Nebuchadrezzar. UE: E-NUN-MAH. Room 5. Showing Nebuchadnezzar's pavement, altar, remains of chancel screen and bench against the back wall.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number73BM Photo IDGN0073PM U Print No.73CommentsPS Negative42690Antiquaries JournalIII/4 XXVIII 2Related MediaUr Excavations IXPlate Number10aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionTTB, Nebuchadnezzar, Enunmah258067http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258067/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: NE wall of E-NUN-MAH. AJ: E-nun-mah. Part of the platform wall on the NE side. UE: E-nun-mah. The outer NE wall.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number85BM Photo IDGN0085PM U Print No.85Commentsclip in scanPS Negative42702Antiquaries JournalIII/4 XXVII 1Related MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number29bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionEnunmah258075http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258075/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionMuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number92BM Photo IDGN0092PM U Print No.92CommentsPS Negative42709Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number30aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation Description258074http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258074/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionsame as 92, slightly lighter and closerMuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number92aBM Photo IDGN0092PM U Print No.no scanCommentsPS Negative42710Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number30aExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsButtress in NE wall of E-NUN-MAHBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation Description258076http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258076/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: The Ur-Engur (?) drain of burnt-brick set in bitumen, in the NE wall of E-NUN-MAH. UE: E-nun-mah. Ur-Nammu's drain in the NE wall: the lower part of the vertical shaft and the outlet.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number93BM Photo IDGN0093PM U Print No.93CommentsPS Negative42711Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number30bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionEnunmah258077http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258077/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: The Ur-Engur (?) drain in the NE wall of E-NUN-MAH.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number94BM Photo IDGN0094PM U Print No.94CommentsPS Negative42712Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaPlate NumberExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation Description258079http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/258079/Media TitleField PhotographsDescriptionWoolley: The waved wall, SW front of E-NUN-MAH. UE: E-nun-mah. The outer SW wall of the Third Dynasty building overlaid by an interior wall of Kudur-Mabug's E-mu-ri-a-na.MuseumBMProjectUrPhoto TypeGNNegative or PositiveNegativeBM Negative Number96BM Photo IDGN0096PM U Print No.96CommentsPS Negative42714Antiquaries JournalRelated MediaUr Excavations VIPlate Number31bExcavations at UrUr of the ChaldeesAdditional CommentsBM NumberRelated PeopleLocation DescriptionEnunmah239410http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239410/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p164Page Number164Transcription<p>22[encircled] TTB 31 </p><p>In the hinge box against the NW wall, W jamb of door, inside socket of GIMILSIN [= Shu-Sin, U 838] Low down in the midth of the room was a broken mud brick of KUDURMABUG In the same room, a very large stone duckweight, inscribed, v </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number159BM DescriptionTTB-34Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type6Omeka ID984240036http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240036/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p141Page Number141Transcription<p>R. 1. TTB </p><p>On the inner face of the E wall, in the 5th course from the bottom, is a brick in position with the stamp of KURIGALZU. These walls are not bonded into the main wall but abut on it. </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.052 1 - -total 100.00% 5.052 1 - .NDg3OQ.NDg3OA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number140BM DescriptionTTB-Room_1Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4879240037http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240037/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p142Page Number142Transcription<p>2[encircled, indicating second page] TTB ES </p><p>[continuation of page 152: <a rel="nofollow" class="external free" href="http://urcrowdsource.org/omeka/items/show/4891">http://urcrowdsource.org/omeka/items/show/4891</a>] might otherwise be a second drain-foundation. The wall above this is by BURSIN [= Amar-Sin], as shewn by a brick with his stamp in situ in the N side of the 2nd buttress in the upper most course of his building. Above this the wall changes, the face being either slightly set back or slightly projecting&#160;: no stamped bricks were detected in situ but against it + fallen from it were very many of KUDURMABUG, + there is no question that this part is his work. The lowest burnt brick [three dots = therefore] ought to be URENGUR [= Ur-Namma]. of the green brick nothing can be said. In the 3rd buttress then was a possibility of a building intermediate between BURSIN + the crooked wall - a projecting single course of rather different looking masonry&#160;: but this might be foundation or just bad work.<br /> [struck through until here]<br /> Contemporary with the KUDURMABUG wall, judging from - depth o its founds, was a burnt brick wall which ran out at rt. angles [symbol representing the word angels] bet. - drain + - 2nd buttress + joined there w a mud brick wall running SW wch was traced for some distance&#160;: the 1st wall did not come right up to the buttressed wall but left a passage between. The purpose o this is not clear. </p> Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number141BM DescriptionTTB-E5Omeka TagsES, TTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4880240038http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240038/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p143Page Number143Transcription<p>Room 23 TTB </p><p>Doorstone + setting at SE corner. See diagram elevation. <br /> A. surface soil <br /> B. NE wall in section: burnt brick <br /> C. 5 courses of SE wall: burnt brick <br /> D. Hinge stone in situ <br /> E E Broken bricks, apparently of a pavement <br /> F F Bricks apparently foundation of pavement laid flat but not at rt angles to wall line <br /> G G Brickwork 1 brick thick which with H H seems to form a socket (for jamb?)&#160;: a brick closing this at the NW end was removed by us. J J rough lining of hinge-pit, matching H H which served double purpose.<br /> K K Brickwork corresponding to G G<br /> L L Mud brick wall (section) below B B<br /> Clearly the hinge stone has nothing to do with any door in the main wall C C; (a) because it is not in the right position, (b) because the hinge-hole is underneath the lowest brick course and the pole therefor[three dots] could not get into it [this paragraph struck trough] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.196 1 - -total 100.00% 5.196 1 - .NDg4MQ.NDg4MA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number142BM DescriptionTTB-Room_23Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4881240039http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240039/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p144Page Number144Transcription<p>Room 23 TTB </p><p>[drawing (section of wall, corresponding description on other page)] </p><p>[drawing struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.098 1 - -total 100.00% 5.098 1 - .NDg4Mg.NDg4MQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number143BM DescriptionTTB-Room_23Omeka Tagsplan, TTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4882240042http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240042/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p146Page Number146Transcription<p>TTB </p><p>The wall by Z runs E in mud brick&#160;: just E of the tablet cache there was a lot of burnt wood close to the wall face including big lumps of beams&#160;: thus was not palm wood </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.078 1 - -total 100.00% 6.078 1 - .NDg4NQ.NDg4NA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number145BM DescriptionTTBOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4885240043http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240043/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p147Page Number147Transcription<p>TTB </p><p>The original building was of mud brick throughout + its authorship is unknown. The finding of UrEngur [= Ur-Namma] bricks looks as if he had something to do w it, + the fact is [?known?] that the place was at least restored by Sin [?]. This original building was on a raised platform. The first really big change was when Kurigalzu rebuilt the shrine proper + probably part of the surrounding buildings&#160;: he built over the old walls which he tore down to the level of this new higher platform&#160;: over them he laid baked brick as a foundation but above this footing he built partly at any rate in mud brick certainly the NE outer wall was so built. </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.666 1 - -total 100.00% 5.666 1 - .NDg4Ng.NDg4NQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number146BM DescriptionTTBOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4886240044http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240044/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p148Page Number148Transcription<p>E corner of outer wall TTB </p><p>In the filling of the wall built by Kudurmabug part were broken bricks of Bursin [= Amar-Sîn] + UrEngur [= Ur-Namma]&#160;: 2 frs. might be also URENGUR but a different stamp: or might be another king </p><p>N corner of shrine </p><p>Remaining bricks, top 2 layers were Nabonidus&#160;: below this was KudurMabug the the bottom of the burnt brick 7 courses&#160;: in the top layer of mud bricks were mud stamps of Bur Sin. It is possible that there were 3 periods of mud brick&#160;: the top 2 courses were of a different colour, rather red, than 5 courses of greyer brick then 2 of blacker brick not quite aligned + obviously of earlier date below this hard brick earth, possibly but not certainly green brick walling.<br /> Below, in mud brick, frs of the found deposit box, ruined + only 1 course high, empty + traces of verdigris in the soil. </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.522 1 - -total 100.00% 6.522 1 - .NDg4Nw.NDg4Ng -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number147BM DescriptionTTBOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4887240045http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240045/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p149Page Number149Transcription<p>TTB </p><p>In the E corner of the buttressed wall tablets (a) 3rd dynasty date gone (b) ditto, (c) of the 1st year of Gimil Sin [= Shu-Sîn] (2212 BC) were found in the mud brickwork at a depth of 1.00 below burnt brick founds A mud brick with a stamp of BURSIN [= Amar-Sîn] was found near the top of the mud brick.<br /> One tablet was found at the very bottom of the mud brick (1.10 below burnt brick) Below this came green brick. The mud bricks were not in courses but all broken + mixed up&#160;: apparently someone had dug down here before. Perhaps when the burnt brick was put up&#160;: bits of burnt brick were found high up in the mud brick part Much of the filling of the burnt brick wall was also in disaster, but this only just </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.603 1 - -total 100.00% 5.603 1 - .NDg4OA.NDg4Nw -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number148BM DescriptionTTBOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4888240046http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240046/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p150Page Number150Transcription<p>2[encircled] TTB </p><p>E Corner, buttress wall </p><p>at the S end of the NE wall&#160;: most of the bottom course of mud brick especially all that in the SE wall, was in good order as laid: a hole had been made down through the older burnt brick it had only been a comparatively small hole + it had been pretty carefully filled up afterwards. </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 18.289 1 - -total 100.00% 18.289 1 - .NDg4OQ.NDg4OA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number149BM DescriptionTTBOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4889240047http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240047/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p151Page Number151Transcription<p>S corner of shrine TTB </p><p>All bricks with stamps Kudur Mabug, only bottom course clearly earlier + built with bitumen (as was the [?internal?] corner but not the side)&#160;: remains of broken brick box for deposit 075 below the lowest burnt brick. IN the upper part was 1 complete brick of KURIGALZU. </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 13.606 1 - -total 100.00% 13.606 1 - .NDg5MA.NDg4OQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number150BM DescriptionTTBOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4890240048http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240048/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p152Page Number152Transcription<p>1[encirled] TTB ES </p><p>Pavement runs along outside of wall; of broken + odd cut early bricks, many with the double fingermark forming a pathway 1.60 wide from the wall face. This is in connection with a wall of green bricks the face of which can only be judged from the edge of the pavement&#160;: this wall stands at present 080 high + is of reddish clay. On this is built a wall of dark grey mud bricks rising to 1.50 above pavement level from the 2nd buttress to the broken N. end&#160;: it lines up with the green brick wall, at least approximately + has no [?salients?] but runs str. along this front line of this latter buttress. The burnt brick + bitumen drain is cut down into, or built into , the mud brick, + stepped down in front to get better footing&#160;: there can be no doubt that it was part of a wall otherwise built in mud brick, perhaps that of which we have the remains, perhaps of one now not traceable. Anyhow the burnt brick walls are built up against it. In the 2nd buttress from the N, the bottom course of burnt brick for part of its length may be older than the upper part&#160;: at - N end of - buttress there are 3 bricks much thinner than those of - rest o - course (see photo [empty space]) To this may correspond the lower courses in the middle of the 3rd buttress which rest on dark grey mud brick + are differently aligned from + project beyond the rest of the buttress, lie deeper + shew signs of a break in bond (see photo [blank space])&#160;: this, though built without bitumen [continues on page 142: <a rel="nofollow" class="external free" href="http://urcrowdsource.org/omeka/items/show/4880">http://urcrowdsource.org/omeka/items/show/4880</a>] </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number151BM DescriptionTTB-ESOmeka TagsES, TTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4891240049http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240049/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p153Page Number153Transcription<p>TTB W </p><p>At 2.00 down in the hard packing which goes whole length [?with?] shrine wall + mud brick wall, close to drain but at this pt 140 below its founds, a carnelian cylinder seal, archer shooting at charioteer. </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.603 1 - -total 100.00% 5.603 1 - .NDg5Mg.NDg5MQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number152BM DescriptionTTB-WOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4892240050http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240050/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p154Page Number154Transcription<p>TTB W </p><p>Opposite the W. corner of ENUNMAH a pit was sunk against the S side of the big drain (here no longer Nebuchadnezzar) to a total depth of [blank space].<br /> The drain founds were at -050 Below these was hard close packed brick earth, reddish grey, containing but little pottery at -150 the soil was more reddish clay certainly rammed down artificially, containing frs. of mud brick + some pottery, nothing [?]&#160;: it was in this stratum that a carnelian cylinder seal was found. At circa -2.20 was grey sand containing many small shells, this was tightly packed but crumbled when disturbed. In its lower levels came a little plain pottery, some ashes + broken mud brick. At -320 was a thin layer of </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.576 1 - -total 100.00% 5.576 1 - .NDg5Mw.NDg5Mg -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number153BM DescriptionTTB-WOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4893240051http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240051/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p155Page Number155Transcription<p>TTB W </p><p>White plaster, apparently jûs, as if laid for a floor. It rested on dark grey rather friable clayey soil In about 050 below this plaster, pottery frs. came out [?]&#160;: an sq. metre produced [blank space] frs. as follows </p><p>[larger blank space] </p><p>At about -380 pottery stopped + there was only clean sandy clay, dark grey, down to -530 when digging stopped. </p><p>[both paragraphs struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.692 1 - -total 100.00% 5.692 1 - .NDg5NA.NDg5Mw -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number154BM DescriptionTTB-WOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4894240052http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240052/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p156Page Number156Transcription<p>TTB W </p><p>In the deep hole, a cut 1.00 [?] was made through the jûs [= lime plaster?] floorlevel. It [?produced?] 104 fragments of pottery as follows <br /> A. Wheelmade 48<br /> B. doubtful 18<br /> C. handmade 30<br /> D painted ware 7<br /> E. 1 fr. of [?] ware with heavy black slip + waving sufaces, peculiar.<br /> Of the painted ware 2 examples were wheelmade, the rest apparently handmade. of the handmade ware (c) several examples were very well handturned + might almost pass as wheelmade. The proportion of painted ware is high for the site; so is that of handmade. </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.018 1 - -total 100.00% 5.018 1 - .NDg5NQ.NDg5NA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number155BM DescriptionTTB-WOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4895240053http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240053/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p157Page Number157Transcription<p>SS 1[encircled] TTB [area immediately SE of Enunmah with cross walls abutting the outer SE facade of Enunmah] </p><p>A rather simple flag paving ran over the whole of this (except in R 2 NW; see plan) It corresponds to a rebuilding of the cross walls, in which, after the 3rd or 4th course from the bottom, there is a very marked change. A brick found low down against the W wall of R 2 is of Kurigalzu, + the upper part of the walling, built of rather small greenish bricks, may well be his work. This rebuilding was visible in all the crosswalls. Also, the NE wall originally had no buttresses: the buttresses come in only with the 2nd period, + actually start one course above the level of the flagged pavement. The blocking of the doors is later still. The plan of the place is clear&#160;: a long [?court?] between the two temples, forming an approach, + at two points cut off by double cross walls with gateways through them, the narrow space between the crosswalls being possibly guardrooms, the [?] intervals open courts. </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.625 1 - -total 100.00% 5.625 1 - .NDg5Ng.NDg5NQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number156BM DescriptionTTB-SSOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4896240054http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240054/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p158Page Number158Transcription<p>SS 3[encircled] TTB </p><p>This drain seemed to be coming straight for the old drain. Here there was found the ruined drainpipe-drain of late date (Photo [blank space]) + the drain in the Kudurmabug flag paving (same photo)&#160;: below this pavement (060 down) were remains of a second, also with a covered surface drain + this seems always therefore to have been a drainage centre, probably [?owing?] to the [?] of a drain down what was always an open space surrounded by buildings at a higher level. </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 8.184 1 - -total 100.00% 8.184 1 - .NDg5Nw.NDg5Ng -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number157BM DescriptionTTB-SSOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4897240055http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240055/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p159Page Number159Transcription<p>SS 4 TTB </p><p>side of the recess, which is an [?]-buttress space of the ENUNMAH wall, then has been built- up against this a sort of platform of burnt brick resting on mud brick (as is the cross walls) it stands 2 courses high with traces of a 3rd course&#160;: of the recess against the SW wall of ENUNMAH (27)&#160;: this part of the [?gateway?], N of the passage between the 2 crosswall gates, is not paved: there is pavement in the west half of the [last four words added later] S. half In the S. corner between the cross walls are remains of a second flagged pavement 050 above the main one&#160;: this should be of the period of the surface drain running through the gateway? 2nd main court paved throughout&#160;: the [?] pisée structure ran right through it to the [?late?] retaining wall. This rested on compressed earth&#160;: its foundations 060 [?above?] the [?] pavement corresponding to a surface of beaten mud [?] right across the [?] on which was [?water?] laid [?] with rubbish above. This ran right over the ruins of the </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.447 1 - -total 100.00% 5.447 1 - .NDg5OA.NDg5Nw -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number158BM DescriptionTTB-SSOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4898240056http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240056/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p160Page Number160Transcription<p>SS TTB </p><p>In the first big recess of the wall there was found lying face down on a mud level, certainly an original surface, a bronze [?runnel?] rectangular in section [drawing (artifact: section of bronze object)] + [?] long embedded in wood&#160;: it was entirely covered with heavy wood ash. It lay almost at [?] [?] with the main wall face thus [drawing (plan of find spot)] The layer of burnt wood beams + plants, ran right across the [?] space x-y [see drawing], 003-015 above the floor level of beaten mud earth. This floor is on the level of the second [?] of the wall, corresponding to the projection in the face of the latter&#160;: it is of course also [?] [?] with the walls x &amp; y The bronze was absolutely rotten. A second smaller example was found near it in good condition (U ) </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.645 1 - -total 100.00% 5.645 1 - .NDg5OQ.NDg5OA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number159BM DescriptionTTB-SSOmeka Tagsdrawing, plan, TTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4899240057http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240057/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p161Page Number161Transcription<p>SS TTB </p><p>In the 1st recess from the E, with the long bronze drain, was found a second shorter one similar in section 038 long, also frs of a larger unbaked tablet. Beyond the recess, W of the 2nd projecting wall, against the corner of the buttress of the wall proper, was found a fr of a stone relief of a man milking a cow&#160;: limestone in very bad condition&#160;: length of remaining relief 040, ht 025 [U 304 = fragment of Ur-Namma stela]. It lay just on the level of the founds of the topmost wall where this projects beyond the wall face below&#160;: there is no visible paving at this level at this point </p><p>Photo 9, </p><p>U. [304] Photo </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.301 1 - -total 100.00% 5.301 1 - .NDkwMA.NDg5OQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number160BM DescriptionTTB-SSOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4900240058http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240058/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p162Page Number162Transcription<p>E Nun Mah Sanctuary room 10 TTB </p><p>In - outer SW chamber below - pavement tr was<br /> (1) a little broche&#160;? o silver w a gold rim, broken<br /> (2) an Ur Engur cone, loose in soil<br /> (3) by - door to - entrance chamber an inscribed door socket<br /> of Marudk-nadin-ahi<br /> (4) a few tablets + frs.<br /> </p><p>[struck through] </p><p>In - </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.512 1 - -total 100.00% 6.512 1 - .NDkwMQ.NDkwMA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number161BM DescriptionTTB-E_Num_Mah_SanctuaryOmeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4901240059http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240059/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p163Page Number163Transcription<p>Room 6 TTB </p><p>In the broken wall in the <s>NW</s> W corner there was built into the filling a broken brick with the stamp [?assumingly?] of Kudur Mabug The wall is probably of Kudur Mabug date throughout + the brick accidentally broken + so [?] in the core of the wall </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.781 1 - -total 100.00% 5.781 1 - .NDkwMg.NDkwMQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number162BM DescriptionTTB-Room_6Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4902240060http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240060/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p164Page Number164Transcription<p>17 11 TTB </p><p>In the SW corner were 2 broken clay pots on the stone-fr. level [drawing (artifact: pottery vessel] thus With the stone frs, in the same level, was found a small + shapeless fr. of bronze with iron running through it. (SE end of room) </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.006 1 - -total 100.00% 6.006 1 - .NDkwMw.NDkwMg -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number163BM DescriptionTTB-17Omeka Tagsdrawing, TTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4903240061http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240061/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p165Page Number165Transcription<p>Room 17 11 TTB </p><p>Here as in room 16 the stone frs lay in a single well defined stratum about 050-070 below the top of the standing brick wall, + close to the wall itself the frs fewer than in the middle of the rooms. There was no floor level below them. In 16, the layer was on the level of the footing of the SE wall, but against this SE wall tr were virtually no frs. The stratum seems to date from a period of filling-in of a platform&#160;: and as it comes about along the top of the destroyed mud brick wall the platform in question was probably that connects with the earliest brick wall. The frs. therefore should date (as vases) from the mud wall period + were thrown in in the filling when the mud brick building was replaced by Kudur Mabug's brick structure. In the NE corner of 16, were found [?] frs. of inscr. tablets at about the same level as the stone frs. but rather lower down </p><p>[entire page stroke through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.788 1 - -total 100.00% 5.788 1 - .NDkwNA.NDkwMw -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number164BM DescriptionTTB-Room_17Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4904240062http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240062/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p166Page Number166Transcription<p>17 11 TTB </p><p>With the broken stone vases were found a few sea shells, quantities of large flint nodules, a piece of a stone seat - pebble rubbing - stones, + lower grind stones (all broken) of sandstone conglomerate + loose-grained dolerite (?)&#160;: the last were all of the flat type, roughly square or oval or simply unshaped. </p><p>Against the doorway was found <u>in situ</u> a basalt hinge socket of URENGUR [= Ur-Namma] (U. 423) </p><p>[entire page struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.655 1 - -total 100.00% 5.655 1 - .NDkwNQ.NDkwNA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number165BM DescriptionTTB-Room_17Omeka TagsTTB, U.423Omeka Type27Omeka ID4905240063http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240063/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p167Page Number167Transcription<p>Room 17 11 TTB </p><p>At foundation level against brick wall in the NW was a voussoir brick [drawing (artifact:brick] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.096 1 - -total 100.00% 5.096 1 - .NDkwNg.NDkwNQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number166BM DescriptionTTB-Room_17Omeka Tagsdrawing, TTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4906240064http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240064/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p168Page Number168Transcription<p>Room 11 TTB </p><p>In the hole out of which came the Ur Engur [= Ur-Namma] cone fragment, there were also found low down, below the yelloq stratum, 2 frs. of pointed pottery&#160;: on e a bowl rim thus [drawing (artifact: rim sherd)] with black paint on greenish drab, the other a fragment shewing only remains of a black line on pinkish drab ground. </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.508 1 - -total 100.00% 5.508 1 - .NDkwNw.NDkwNg -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number167BM DescriptionTTB-Room_11Omeka Tagsdrawing, TTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4907240065http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240065/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p169Page Number169Transcription<p>Room 18 12[encircled] TTB </p><p>Door in NW wall. The brick wall is standing 6 courses high. Against the W jamb is the hinge stone of URENGUR [= Ur-Namma] with the remains of the brick pole-pit lining 5 courses high, the top of the top brick left being about flush with the top of the 4th course of wall bricks [three dots = therefore] it is impossible to say whether it originally went higher but presumably if there was a brick floor it rested on the top of this, if as is more probable there was a mud floor its level can't be fixed accurately. Across the doorway runs a line of brick one course deep like a threshold (bricks c. 030 long but edge broken): this might well be in connection with the hinge stone: the top of this threshold is flush with the top of the 6th brick course of the wall&#160;: it can't therefore be the original floor level. Against the E jamb is another hinge stone of poor limestone, its top 028 below the bottom of the burnt brick&#160;: this shd belong to the earliest brick period. </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.173 1 - -total 100.00% 6.173 1 - .NDkwOA.NDkwNw -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number168BM DescriptionTTB-Room_18-12Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4908240066http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240066/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p170Page Number170Transcription<p>Room 19 13[encircled] TTB </p><p>In the NW wall was a door against the W. jamb of which, in position, was a basalt door-stone of Gimil-Ilishu (photo 18) [= Shu-ilishu, U 420] The top of the stone is 030 below the floor level (which is visible in the photo) On the door-passage side of the stone there is rough brickwork 3 courses high lining the hole of the hinge pole. </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.177 1 - -total 100.00% 5.177 1 - .NDkwOQ.NDkwOA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number169BM DescriptionTTB-Room_19-13Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4909240067http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240067/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p171Page Number171Transcription<p>Room 19 13[encircled] TTB </p><p>NW door Doorstone of GIMIL ILISHU [= Shu-ilishu, U 420] inscription (Photo 18). Part of the pole-hole casing remains coming up to the top of the 4th course of the wall bricks Over the doorway there are traces of a mud floor several times re-whitewashed [three dots = therefore] it comes about the top of the 6th course of the brick wall + does not run over the top of the wall (which only stands 6 courses high) so it probably represents one of the habitation periods of this room&#160;: another floor level was discernible in the room against the 3 1/2 course, but in the doorway this can't be made out. The whitewashed floor is only 003 below the double mud-brick step of Nebuchadnezzar. The mud brick runs right under the doorway without a break </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.050 1 - -total 100.00% 6.050 1 - .NDkxMA.NDkwOQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number170BM DescriptionTTB-Room_19Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4910240068http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240068/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p172Page Number172Transcription<p>Room 20 14 [encircled] TTB </p><p>NE door [must be NW door] </p><p>The hinge-stone found in position cannot belong to the mud brick wall which has been hacked away to make room for it: it has been sunk to some depth below the floor level to which it belongs, but this floor connects with the burnt brick walls. The floor was of mud + much destroyed: there seems to have been a brick threshold across the doorway The pit in which the hinge stone was sunk was partly lined with burnt brick to keep it open for the hinge pole&#160;: the mud floor ran over the top of this rough masonry. A brick with a hole through it served as a socket for the wooden doorjamb, which was also propped with brick work The mud brick threshold of the Nebuchodnessor pavement ran over the whole thing, about 050 above the mud floor (which comes against the 3rd-4th course in the burnt brick wall. Photo 20 </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.487 1 - -total 100.00% 5.487 1 - .NDkxMQ.NDkxMA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number171BM DescriptionTTB-Room_20-14Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4911240069http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240069/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p173Page Number173Transcription<p>Room 20 14 [encircled] TTB </p><p>Over the top of the earth floor, between it + the Nabonidus packing comes looser mixed earth with a lot of broken brick rubble as stiffening. There are also traces of an intermediate brick paving (or foundation) </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.516 1 - -total 100.00% 5.516 1 - .NDkxMg.NDkxMQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number172BM DescriptionTTB-Room_20-14Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4912240070http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240070/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p174Page Number174Transcription<p>Room 14 TTB </p><p>Just on the level of the top of the mud wall in SW corner, a small inscr tablet complete. </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.560 1 - -total 100.00% 6.560 1 - .NDkxMw.NDkxMg -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number173BM DescriptionTTB-Room_14Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4913240071http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240071/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p175Page Number175Transcription<p>Room 15 TTB </p><p><u>Drain</u> The hole dug was circ 120 diam. + was refilled with earth cut broken bricks were packed round the pipes themselves. The pipe is later than the mud wall because the face of this was hacked away in placing the pipe (N B the mud wall projects beyond the face of the brick wall). As the top of the pipe is broken off below the footings of the brick wall, + as the latter is destroyed below its platform level, there is no evidence in the spot to shew whether the two are connceted or not. </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 8.521 1 - -total 100.00% 8.521 1 - .NDkxNA.NDkxMw -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number174BM DescriptionTTB-Room_15Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4914240072http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240072/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p176Page Number176Transcription<p>Room 15 TTB </p><p>By the big drain, 3.20 below the founds of the brick wall, were found a number of v. small beads of clear bright red glass close to these were 10 larger facetted spheroid beads of opaque white glass paste </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.012 1 - -total 100.00% 6.012 1 - .NDkxNQ.NDkxNA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number175BM DescriptionTTB-Room_15Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4915240073http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240073/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p177Page Number177Transcription<p>Room 15 TTB </p><p>All but the NE wall rest on mud brick. Of the SW wall there remains at most 4 courses of burnt brick (0333- x 008 x 0033), 7 on the SE, +1 on the NW. Below this are 6 or 7 courses of mud brick (033 x 008) with a little rubbish between the 2 materials. At the NE angle the mud brick has been cut off to a flat end + a new burnt brick angle abuts on this In the NW wall of mud brick is embedded a burnt brick (which didn't come to the wall face) </p><p>Against the SW wall was a terracotta drain formed of cylinders diam. 040 ht: 027 with a raised collar but no socket&#160;: it went down to below the founds of the burnt brick wall. By it were found a quantity of minute crystal pebble beads (mostly found in a broken jar) + a short string of larger paste + stone beads </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p><p>Photo 11 </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.482 1 - -total 100.00% 5.482 1 - .NDkxNg.NDkxNQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number176BM DescriptionTTB-Room_15Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4916240074http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240074/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p178Page Number178Transcription<p>Room 21 15 [encircled] TTB </p><p>A nearly complete cone of [blank] found against NW wall against the 5th course of mud brick from the top, close to N. corner of room </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.579 1 - -total 100.00% 5.579 1 - .NDkxNw.NDkxNg -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number177BM DescriptionTTB-Room_21-15Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4917240075http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240075/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p179Page Number179Transcription<p>B TTB </p><p>Room 23 </p><p>The stone is older than the wall CC Clearly too the brick work casing is older than the wall CC, as it goes right under it. EE &amp; FF are also anterior to CC. They look like a pavement but are very roughly laid &amp; not at rt angles to the wall lines. There is no brick pavement over the rest of the room but at about their level there is a distinct stratum line in the filling of the room; below this is fairly clean brick clay, above much more mixed soil &amp; ps. of broken brick The floor(?) &amp; the hingestone [three dots = therefore] do not connect with CC which is the oldest burnt-brick wall remaining here. As regards the mud brick walls. No pavement connecting with these walls has been found in any of the rooms 16&#8211; <strike>27</strike> 23, nor have these rooms got doors: the <strike>inference</strike> inference is that their floor level was higher &amp; their founds went well below it, &amp; that the floor level was destroyed by the burnt-brick builders who laid their (mud) floors at the same level (or even lower&#160;?) But this <strike>apparent</strike> burnt-brick pole-casing hardly suits the mudbrick construction of [continues on page 180] </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.255 1 - -total 100.00% 6.255 1 - .NDkxOA.NDkxNw -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number178BM DescriptionTTB-Room_23Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4918240076http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240076/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p180Page Number180Transcription<p>C TTB </p><p>Room 23 </p><p>of the walls: moreover the supposed floor (which if not a floor proper is at least brickwork intentionally laid, though hacked about &amp; disturbed by the CC builders) runs right over the top of the mudbrick wall. The stone &amp; its casing [three dots = therefore] belong to a building period intermediate between LL &amp; CC a period which at this point of the building is not represented by any other remains but which might be that of the lower burnt brick walling of the NE platform wall Immediately to the W of this remains of an old doorway [?corner?] the door in the existing burnt-brick wall: this has a brick threshold, fallen to one side, against the W jamb a flat brick 1 course below threshold level with a round depression in it which appears to be not a hinge-hole but a mere socket for a door frame (it is too soft a material for a hinge &amp; shews no signs of such wear), &amp; against the other jamb is a regular pole-box &amp; below in position a [continues on page 181] </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 7.496 1 - -total 100.00% 7.496 1 - .NDkxOQ.NDkxOA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number179BM DescriptionTTB-Room_23Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4919240077http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240077/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p181Page Number181Transcription<p>D TTB </p><p>Room 23 </p><p>hinge-stone of URENGUR [= Ur-Namma, U 422]. It is possible that the hinge stone, threshold &amp; frame-support belong to an earlier date than the main wall. The threshold + a bit of floor to the W of it <strike>[?]</strike> level up with the broken floor level that runs over the other door stone (see drawing) + in that case certainly do not belong to the standing main wall, though this must correspond to the lines of the earlier. The fact that the founds of the NE &amp; SW walls are at a higher level than the threshold makes this more certain. But in the lowest course of the SE wall there is not that use of bitumen mortar which one expects with URENGUR [= Ur-Namma] Safe to say: the eastern (uninscribed) socket is earlier than the URENGUR socket + the masonry connected with it, + is later than the mudbrick wall. The URENGUR socket is probably earlier than the existing brick walls. The impost [continues on page&#160;??] </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 11.298 1 - -total 100.00% 11.298 1 - .NDkyMA.NDkxOQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number180BM DescriptionTTB-Room_23Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4920240078http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240078/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p182Page Number182Transcription<p>B TTB </p><p>Room 18 </p><p>long&#160;: in the upper courses there is no bitumen mortar. The 5th course up tends to overhang again, the mortar gap is wider between the courses, + the bricks mostly measure 028-029&#160;: there are some of 033-034, + many broken bricks, giving a wholly different character to the wall The bitumen may well in for a damp course&#160;: but the part is not quite settled. The 5th + 6th courses should belong to the time of Nabonidus, or Persian&#160;: the mere fact that they line up so well is an argument in favour of the possibility of the bottom + second courses not being of the same date. </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.781 1 - -total 100.00% 6.781 1 - .NDkyMQ.NDkyMA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number181BM DescriptionTTB-Room_18Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4921240079http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240079/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p183Page Number183Transcription<p>Room 26 20 [encircled] TTB </p><p>040 below the present top of the SW wall was a heavy stratum of burnt ashes &amp; rubbish resting on a floor of beaten mud 030 thick. This corresponds to the 5th brick from the bottom of the later part of this SW wall. All tablets etc. were found under this level. </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 6.010 1 - -total 100.00% 6.010 1 - .NDkyMg.NDkyMQ -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number182BM DescriptionTTB-Room_26-20Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4922240080http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240080/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p184Page Number184Transcription<p>Room 26 20 [encircled] TTB </p><p>Low down in the filling below the founds of the burnt brick of the NE wall was found a brick of Ishme Dagan: a good many of his bricks were found in 26, 27, 28. </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 4.870 1 - -total 100.00% 4.870 1 - .NDkyMw.NDkyMg -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number183BM DescriptionTTB-Room_26-20Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4923240081http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240081/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p185Page Number185Transcription<p>21 [encircled] TTB 29 </p><p>Against the NE wall, a doorsocket of KURIGALZU [= U 900] more or less in positioin against the W jamb of the door </p><p>[entire paragraph struck through] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.635 1 - -total 100.00% 5.635 1 - .NDkyNA.NDkyMw -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number184BM DescriptionTTB-29-21Omeka TagsTTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4924240087http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/240087/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v4_p190Page Number190Transcription<p>TTB </p><p>At the NW corner, TTB <strike>Aa</strike> Z was a small hoard of unburnt tablets These lay in fairly clean brick earth almost 060 below present surface with a little broken brick [?etc?] between the clean earth + the wind borne dust of the top layer. With them was a pot-base of fairly fine red clay thus. [drawing (artifact: pot)] With the tablets was a fr. of an inscribed cone also a bowl rim thus 1/1 [drawing (artifact: pot sherd profile] </p> <!-- Transclusion expansion time report (%,ms,calls,template) 100.00% 5.094 1 - -total 100.00% 5.094 1 - .NDkyOQ.NDkyOA -->Volumev4BM Archive Number194BM Volume4BM Page Number189BM DescriptionTTBOmeka Tagsdrawing, TTBOmeka Type27Omeka ID4929