249

278http://www165.123.244.137/subject/278/249

MuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania Museum

Object TypeBody Fragments

Season Number01: 1922-1923

TechniqueInscribedData collected by Penn Museum research team.

Object TypeJars

Object TypeVessels/Containers

Culture/PeriodUr III

Text GenreRoyal/Monumental

MaterialLimestone

U Number249

Description (Modern)Limestone vessel, broken. Inscribed. Pairs with U.270.

Description (Catalog Card)Limestone fragment. Inscribed with a votive inscription probably a duplicate of that on the stone cone of Ur-Engur. Joined to U.270. [Annotated] Copied and transliterated. Placed in IN/No 1.Woolley's description

Description (Archival)frag

Description (Modern)Object is not sealed. En-nirgal-ana, daughter of Ur-Nammu

Find Context (Catalog Card)Found under pavement T.T.B 16 - 17

Material (Catalog Card)LimestoneMaterial as described by Woolley

Museum Number (UPM B-number)B14940

Museum Number (UPM B-number)B14938

Tablet ID NumberX002032

Measurement (Catalog Card)max length .085 max width .065 thickness .018

Measurement (Height)84Barrett. 1976. Near East Section, Ur, Inscribed Objects

Measurement (Width)65Barrett. 1976. Near East Section, Ur, Inscribed Objects

Measurement (X)87

Measurement (Y)85

Dates ReferencedUr-Nammu

NotesE-nun-mah room 11 from typed transcript