17http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/17/Title Ur Excavations VI; The Ur III PeriodDate1974AuthorWoolley, LeonardPublisherOxford University PressPublication placeOxford8http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/8/TitleUr Excavations VII; The Old Babylonian PeriodDate1976AuthorWoolley, L. and M. Mallowan PublisherOxford University PressPublication placeOxford239547http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239547/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p284Page Number284Transcription<p>Room 3 top level BC House 30/A Below - room was a brick tomb w ring-arch vault o burnt brick &amp; bitumen : - entrance was to a pit in -NE &amp; this pit was blocked above by - wall o- late period dividing room 3 from room 6 : [therefore symbol] - building o- brick much antedated - construction o- late house &amp; it must belong to a period o which no bldng remains on - site : it is consequently older than any o- other graves found in- filling o- bldng, &amp; this agrees w its different structural features &amp; material (room 7)</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number277BM DescriptionCLW_BCOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1241239548http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239548/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p285Page Number285Transcription<p>Room 3 top level BC House 30/A [drawing (plan: building, parital) labeled: numbers] a baked clay tablet was found at X, 150 below - top o- walls : Gimil Sin U.16004 1), 2) a pair o drab clay bowls diam 026 ht 011, [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: IL33 228] a similar bowl inverted over <span style="text-decoration:line-through;">[?bones?]</span> containing bones o infants : the 2 pots were on level o- foundations o- piece o late cross wall close to which they lay 3) flush w- top o- latest extant wall was an infant's burial : a shallow bowl too broken to be typed was inverted over a spouted [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: 292 IL38] drab clay jar ht 027 rim 022 outer rim 027 foot 011 , thus burial - jar was inverted in bowl like (1) &amp; (2) above. (room 7)</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number278BM DescriptionCLW_BCOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30, plan, U.16004Omeka Type6Omeka ID1242239549http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239549/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p286Page Number286Transcription<p>Room 3 top level BC</p> <p>House 30/A 4) a large pot 070 high , rim jar but more or less like this [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled <span style="text-decoration:line-through;">643</span> 662 = IL.50] lying on its side drab clay empty the top 040 below - wall top at this point</p> <p>5) [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled =IL.30 671] bowl of drab clay inverted : - rim just below - founds o- NE wall against which it lies ht 050 rim 060 (room 7)</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number279BM DescriptionCLW_BCOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1243239550http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239550/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p287Page Number287Transcription<p>Room 7 top level BC House 30/A A small room entirely taken up by a corbel-vaulted brick tomb o which - floor was 220 &amp; - top 070 below - level o- floor o- top bldng (latter an <strong>inside</strong> measurement) [UE7 shows tomb to be LG/154] - Door was to - SW &amp; had been opened &amp; tr was nothing in - grave , o wch only - doorway was perfectly preserved, - rest o- not fallen in.</p> <p>(6)</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number280BM DescriptionCLW_BCOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1244239551http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239551/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p288Page Number288Transcription<p>Room Top level BC House 30/A In this small annex tr were 2 [overwritten numeral 3?] burials one <strike>grave</strike> inhumation burial, body on its side head NW, w it only one broken pot apparently Larsa or Bab. I type but too broken to be sure. By this a <strike>pot burial</strike> drain, a ribbed pot inverted ht 050 diam 060 forming - top at floor level, below it plain [?rings?] By this a v. simple clay larnax NWxSE head SE&nbsp;: empty. [UE7 shows this to be LG/155] </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number281BM DescriptionBCOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1245239552http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239552/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p289Page Number289Transcription<p>Room 6 late period BC House 30/A Remains o- brick pavement survived at - S corner coming against - top o- 4th course o burnt brick in -wall </p><p>Towards S corner was a big circular jar diam 070, top gone, existing ht 060 -top 040 below- pavement </p><p>Courtyard (2) </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number282BM DescriptionBC-Room6Omeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1246239553http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239553/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p290Page Number290Transcription<p>Room 6 top level BC House 30/A In -middle o- room, resting on a level 080 below- bottom o- wall, an inverted clay larnax, type [drawing (artifact: larnax) labeled Larnax A] [UE7 shows this to be LG/156] body head SW on l. side, head on a brick on - upper arm a plain copper bangle at wrist one carnelian ball bead</p> <p>Courtyard (2)</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number283BM DescriptionBC-Room6Omeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1247239554http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239554/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p291Page Number291Transcription<p>House 30/A top level BC (3) [drawing (plan: building, partial) labeled: measurements] Against - wall face o this house (inside) tr ran a st line o bricks set on edge w earth packing behind, probably a bench wch widened at - SW end</p> <p>Below - pot burial, wch was empty, tr was a clay larnax [drawing (plan: grave, sketch, in relation with architectual drawing above) labeled: grave Larnax 130x050 Head SE] [drawing (plan: grave, sketch, circle representing another burial in architectural plan) labeled: Pot burial, Larnax at 080 below wall founds]</p> <p>[drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: 187 <span style="text-decoration:line-through;">RC</span>] light drab clay ht 0075 rim 0045 diam 010</p> <p>[drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: 14 = RC76] Against - larnax drab clay ht 030 rim 011 base 009</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number284BM DescriptionBCOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30, planOmeka Type6Omeka ID1248239555http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239555/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p292Page Number292Transcription<p>30/A -NE wall o- house (top level) BC was composed o 2 elements, an upper wall o wch 8 courses o burnt brick remained &amp; below this 6 courses projecting slightly to - inside : this may be an elaborate footing but looks more like an older wall along - top o wch - newer wall was built : tr is a similar possibility in - SE wall o- house. This wd acct for - presence o some copper at a so much lower level</p> <p>AA - CC 40 - 43</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number285BM DescriptionBCOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1249239556http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239556/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p293Page Number293Transcription<p>House 30/A Room 2 top level BC - Crosswall o - late period rested on earth, an irregular layer about 030 thick&nbsp;: below this came a mass o fallen brickwork, all o it - bricks o- old construction w occasional stamps o Bur Sin </p><p>Under this fallen rubble, at this pt 080 thick, tr was against - SE wall, at a depth o 200 fm - existing wall top, a pavement o bricks set in mud mortar &amp; thickly coated above w bitumen. At 125 fm - SE wall it broke away in a str. line &amp; tr was a drop o almost 020 w a fresh brick pavement w no bitumen running on for 190, where it too broke away&nbsp;: but 200 fm - SW wall tr were remains seeming to shew t- higher level pavement had run on over - whole area &amp; had [?severely?] sunk, - been destroyed, over - main part o- room </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number286BM DescriptionBC-Room2Omeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1250239557http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239557/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p294Page Number294Transcription<p>House 30/A <b>Room 2</b> top level BC </p><p>- division bet rooms 1 &amp; 2 is a buttress o- Bursin outer wall&nbsp;: roughly corresponding to this is a projection fm - opposite (late) wall, wch however is not bonded in to- wall But abuts on it &amp; has its founds 5 1/2 courses above - founds o- late wall Just south o- old buttress is a second division&nbsp;: a jamb starting at a depth o 4 1/2 courses below - existing top o- BurSin wall rests on a further 8 courses o brickwork o wch^ <ins>the lower 5 courses</ins> were right across - room &amp; abut on- lowerst courses o- late (NE) wall&nbsp;: in - face o- latter tr was no sign o bonding at a higher level. Further to- S tr was a projection fm - face o- late wall, a projection o 2 bricks 5 courses fm - bottom, wch looked as if a crosswall had been planned here&nbsp;: if it ever were, it was destroyed by - larnax wch occupied -S. corner. </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number287BM DescriptionBC-Room2Omeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1251239558http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239558/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p295Page Number295Transcription<p>Room 9 top level (3) BC House 30/A Close to what was - front door, later blocked up tr ran against - NW wall drain pipes o wch 2 survived lying horizontal &amp; emptying into an inverted seepage drain o unusual type diam 060</p> <p>[drawing (sketch: pavement and pipes) with measurements] [drawing (artifact: tool, drain cover) with measurements, labeled: draw]</p> <p>- Pipes were laid in a mass of brickwork 7 courses thick : the bricks were brought up along each side o it so t- pipes lay in a brick channel, &amp; - channel was roofed in w bricks wch formed a raised platform 1 course higher than - room pavement : so t- opening to - pipe mouth was a small sq. hole in - floor against - edge o- raised platform</p> <p>[drawing (plan: building, partial, pipework) labeled: plan] [drawing (section: pipework) labeled: section]</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number288BM DescriptionBC-Room9Omeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30, planOmeka Type6Omeka ID1252239559http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239559/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p296Page Number296Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC</p> <p>In - SE wall, embedded in- brickwork o- 2nd period, was a bronze object thus</p> <p>[drawing (artifact)] labeled: l. 023</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number289BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1253239561http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239561/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p297Page Number297Transcription<p>House 30/B top level BC</p> <p>Under - small paved court on - SE tr were pots &amp; pot burials one large pot, empty, was too broken above to type Against - rectangular buttress o- BurSin bldng was a <span style="text-decoration:line-through;">double pot</span> burial under big frs. o large pots arranged as a rough substitute for a larnax. Over-head tr was dirt which preserved a remarkably clear impression o moderately fine cloth. W- bones nothing at all : by - head o- grave a drab clay pot ht 044 rim 014 base 010 [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: 19 RC174 = IL.114]</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number290BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1254239563http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239563/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p298Page Number298Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC </p><p>In room (7) tr was a second pavement 020 below -pt &amp; in -center o this, bet. - jambs o- NE side, tr was - lower part o a pot let into - floor as if for a surface drain </p><p>Room 9 has its pavement carefully raised at - SW end (i.e. at - SW end where broken off by TW). W a raised brick edging along - edge o- raised part&nbsp;: just beyond this tr was a larger pot sunk in - ground, its top broken edge flush w a lower floor level, as if for a drain or basin </p><p>Room 7 bet. - 2 floor levels was a baked tablet of Gimil Sin &amp; a copper arrowhead </p><p>To - NE o- house runs a street?. - Reveal in - wall at - N corner wd shew t - space without internal walls to - NW belonged to - house &amp; t [therefore symbol] - staircase cd h been taken up on this side against - outer face o- wall in wood. </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number291BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1255239564http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239564/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p299Page Number299Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC </p><p>- Original house was quite well built &amp; was paved in nearly every room. - Later occupants made minor changes but usually built in shoddy style over - old walls. Under - courtyard (1) tr was a roughly circular brick vertical drain or sump belonging to - 1st period only, going right down through - doorway o- BC building. </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number292BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1256239565http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239565/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p300Page Number300Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC </p><p>Tr were really 2 periods here but most o- walls were reused in - 2nd period &amp; for - most part it was a matter o floor raising &amp; minor alterations rather than rebuilding - Walls were o poor quality w a liberal use o broken brick .&amp; were thin, though some cd h stood on upper story&nbsp;: - founds came right down to - tops o- Dungi walls </p><p>- Small court (1) was brick paved &amp; was presumably open to sky, - rooms opening out of it - Break in - SE wall was patch work, probably - blocking of a door to room (7), but in room (7) - floor was at a higher level &amp; belonged to - secondary occupation - Rooms (5) &amp; (6) were at - same high level but - walls went deep &amp; all belonged to- early period </p><p>Room (2) was clearly a chapel w niche &amp; SE pillar o burnt brick in - corner &amp; under - floor a brick grave &amp; a pot burial&nbsp;: - wall dividing it from room (5) was shallow &amp; <strike>o late date</strike> but was bonded into -NE wall&nbsp;:- NE &amp; NW walls had more solid </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number293BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1257239566http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239566/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p301Page Number301Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC </p><p>footings projecting in - interior &amp; were battered on - outside, implying low ground outside&nbsp;: - footings o- party wall bet. rooms (2) &amp; (5) ran <strike>[?prob?]</strike> flush w- footings o- external walls but were only 1 course deep, resting on- filling wch - external walls contained. </p><p>Under pavement o- courtyard (1) was a <ins>(Room 2)</ins> <b>tablet of Gimil Sin</b> </p><p>Room 3 was- staircase. 4 brick steps were preserved running into - wall thickness &amp; behind - wall tr was a rubble foundation for continuation o- flight, but it was difficult to see how this continued as- wall seemed to be an outside wall o- house&nbsp;: if it were a courtyard beyond, - stairs might perhaps h been external </p><p>Room 4 had a good brick pavement &amp; had been cut through by - TW so t its size was unknown _ Or cd well h been a larger room &amp; served as - liwan. </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number294BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1258239567http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239567/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p302Page Number302Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC</p> <p>Room 6 had a floor at high level but - main walls went down deep : it had a doorway to (7) &amp; so through (7) by an early door (later bricked up) to (1) the courtyard.</p> <p>Room 8 had had a brick pavement below wch were graves &amp; drains</p> <p>Room 9 had rather - appearance o an open court approached by - narrow passage o wch had at - NE (street) and end a gateway &amp; threshhold leading up from street to inside level</p> <p>In room 8, C &amp; D were small pot burials both containing bones : B was part o a larnax grave by wch was one broken pot</p> <p>[drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: 669 = IL.82b] drab clay ht 030 rim 0105 base 008</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number295BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1259239568http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239568/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p303Page Number303Transcription<p>House 30/B Top level BC</p> <p>Bldng cut through by - TW. It was dated by a tablet found on an unbroken piece of brick pavement at pt F &amp; was dated to Nur-Adad (U.16042) room 9</p> <p>At <strong>A</strong> was an inhumation burial [drawing (plan: building) labeled: room numbers]</p> <p>With it [drawing (artifact: labeled) labeled: 662 =IL.50] room 8 ht 043 rim 015 drab clay broken</p> <p>a similar pot was found by itself under the floor at point G</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number296BM DescriptionBC-House30_BOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30, plan, U.16042Omeka Type6Omeka ID1260239570http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239570/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p304Page Number304Transcription<p>House 30/C BC </p><p>In - small N room, under - floor, a burial </p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number297BM DescriptionBC-House30_COmeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1261239571http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239571/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p305Page Number305Transcription<p>House 30/C Top level <strong>Larsa</strong> BC</p> <p>Burial C</p> <p>Larnax lying NExSW : body on l. side head SW a pot - outside of it</p> <p>(1) [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled IL 83 675] drab clay ht 028 rim 011 base 009</p> <p>2) [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled IL 49 672] drab clay ht 042 rim 013</p> <p>3) similar to (1) ht 031 drab clay, broken</p> <p>In - grave some v. small ring beads, paste, &amp; a shell handle (?)</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number298BM DescriptionBC-House30_COmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1262239573http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239573/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p306Page Number306Transcription<p>House 30/C BC</p> <p>In - filling above Room 8 o - BurSin SE annexe were 2 small haematite duckweights & a small pink stone weight(?) & 2 tablets. By them was U.16280 a drab clay vase [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled: <span style="text-decoration:line-through;">652</span> RC 73 = IL.69a] ht 022 rim 011 base 006, and a second similar</p> <p>Weights U.16280 Tablets</p>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number299BM DescriptionBC-House30_COmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30, U.16280Omeka Type6Omeka ID1263239574http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239574/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p307Page Number307Transcription<pre>BCG/6 House 30 D BC Almost directly in front o - main door o - BurSin SE annexe & on - level o - top o - pedestal in front o - jamps, a burial under bits o broken pot lying NWxSE. at - NW end an inverted bowl w a hole in - bottom like a drain, diam 050 ht 040 By - grave 1) [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled 662 = IL50] drab clay ht 047 rim 014 2) [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled <strike>650</strike> 607 = IL 41c] drab clay ht 028 rim 009 3) similar to (2) 4) [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled 588 = IL 71] drab clay ht 022 rim 010 base 006 5, 6, 7) similar to (4) 8) drab clay saucer diam 018 ht 0055 base 006 [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled 43 RC23 = IL5b] 9) bowl o dark greenish grey clay ht 008 rim 017 base 005 [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled RC2 = IL2a] 10) like (4) </pre>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number300BM DescriptionBC-House30_DOmeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1264239576http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239576/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p308Page Number308Transcription<pre>Room 8 top level BC <strike>House 30/A</strike> 30/E Against - (Bur-Sin) wall (SW) at a depth o 130 below - top o t wall & 260 below - top o - top level wall <strike>was</strike> (measuring to - lower rim o - larnax) was a clay larnax ribbed type parallel w - wall 140x075 x060. Body, head N on rt side head missing (decayed) & nothing w it except a copper bowl ht 003 diam 011 : U.16125 When - BurSin crosswall was broken away tr were - remains o a circular ribbed burial pot <strike>E1</strike> House/30 E room 1 </pre>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number301BM DescriptionBC-House30_E-Room8Omeka TagsBC, House 30, U.16125Omeka Type6Omeka ID1265239578http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239578/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p309Page Number309Transcription<pre>Room 12 top level BC <strike>House 30/A</strike> 30/E room 2 Larnax A (B) coffin type [drawing (artifact: larnax coffin) labeled A] Body w head NW on - arm a copper bracelet The coffin rested on a level 070 below - founds o - late wall & was cut down into - Dungi brickwork. Immediately above this was an inverted bowl burial thus, [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled 671 = IL.30] ht 050 rim 060 Child's burial <strike>E2</strike> draw </pre>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number302BM DescriptionBC-House30_E-Room12Omeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1266239579http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239579/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p310Page Number310Transcription<pre>Room 12 top level BC <strike>House 30/A</strike> 30/E (E2) room 2 Larsa [drawing (plan: graves in corner of room) labeled A-E and with measurements] A) Clay larnax, - top level w - founds o - late wall by - coffin 1) [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled 272] ht 021 rim 011 base 010 drab clay 2) drab clay ht 048 rim 013 [drawing (artifact: pot) labeled 702) 3) broken example of ? [drawing (artifact: pot)]</pre>Volumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number303BM DescriptionBC-House30_E-Room12Omeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30, planOmeka Type6Omeka ID1267239580http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239580/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p311Page Number311TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number304BM DescriptionBC-House30_E-Room12Omeka TagsBC, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1268239581http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239581/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p312Page Number312TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number305BM DescriptionBC-House30_E-Room5Omeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1269239582http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239582/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p313Page Number313TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number306BM DescriptionBC-House30_E-Room3Omeka TagsBC, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1270239583http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239583/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p314Page Number314TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number307BM DescriptionBC-House30_C-BCG_1Omeka TagsBC, BCG1, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1271239584http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239584/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p315Page Number315TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number308BM DescriptionBC-House30_C_BCG_2Omeka TagsBC, BCG2, drawing, House 30, U.16275, U.16276, U.16277Omeka Type6Omeka ID1272239586http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239586/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p316Page Number316TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number309BM DescriptionBC-House30_C_BCG_3Omeka TagsBC, BCG3, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1273239587http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239587/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p317Page Number317TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number310BM DescriptionBC-House30_A-Room6-BCG_4Omeka TagsBC, BCG4, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1274239588http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239588/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p318Page Number318TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number311BM DescriptionBC-House30_A-Room3-BCG_5Omeka TagsBC, BCG5, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1275239589http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239589/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p319Page Number319TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number312BM DescriptionBC-House30_A-Room2-BCG_7Omeka TagsBC, BCG7, drawing, House 30, planOmeka Type6Omeka ID1276239598http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239598/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p325Page Number325TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number318BM DescriptionBC-House30_B-Room-BCG_10-Top_LevelOmeka TagsBC, BCG10, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1282239600http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239600/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p326Page Number326TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number319BM DescriptionBC-House30_B-Room-BCG_11-Top_LevelOmeka TagsBC, BCG11, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1283239602http://www165.123.244.137/media_item/239602/Media TitleWoolley's Field Note CardsOmeka LabelUr_Notes_v2_p327Page Number327TranscriptionVolumev2BM Archive Number194BM Volume2BM Page Number320BM DescriptionBC-House30_C-BCG_12Omeka TagsBC, BCG12, drawing, House 30Omeka Type6Omeka ID1284