7543http://www165.123.244.137/subject/7543/Object TypeBracelets and AnkletsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number05: 1926-1927MaterialSilverU Number8013ADescription (Modern)BraceletDescription (Catalog Card)[A and B] Two silver bracelets. Made of three twists of wire. To one of these is attached by corrosion an [C] object of silver apparently containing a cockle shell [D]; the cockle shell has in it green pigment and was covered by a silver shell (broken) thus: [drawing] though it is impossible to say whether the shell is really belonging or only accidentally attached. Various beads are also attached by corrosion to the bracelet and also [E] an eye of lapis with white shell filling.Woolley's descriptionDescription (Archival)CBS Register: Season V. silver spiral bracelet. From grave 55 (and beads, silver shell, eye of lapis and shell. CF 17716)Find Context (Catalog Card)TTE PG 55Material (Catalog Card)SilverMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM B-number)B17084Measurement (Width)10Measurement (Diameter)68Measurement (Thickness)3NotesBritish Museum reports a copper ring as belonging to this group, does not appear on catalog card-- assigned as sub-letter F here.26549http://www165.123.244.137/subject/26549/Object TypeBracelets and AnkletsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number05: 1926-1927MaterialSilverU Number8013BDescription (Catalog Card)[A and B] Two silver bracelets. Made of three twists of wire. To one of these is attached by corrosion an [C] object of silver apparently containing a cockle shell [D]; the cockle shell has in it green pigment and was covered by a silver shell (broken) thus: [drawing] though it is impossible to say whether the shell is really belonging or only accidentally attached. Various beads are also attached by corrosion to the bracelet and also [E] an eye of lapis with white shell filling.Description (Modern)BraceletDescription (Archival)CBS Register: Season V. silver spiral bracelet. From grave 55 (and beads, silver shell, eye of lapis and shell. CF 17716)Find Context (Catalog Card)PG 55Material (Catalog Card)SilverMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM B-number)B17084Measurement (Width)10Measurement (Diameter)68Measurement (Thickness)3NotesBritish Museum reports a copper ring as belonging to this group, does not appear on catalog card-- assigned as sub-letter F here.NotesIt is unclear the total number of bracelets, Wooley indicated 2 before cleaning.27069http://www165.123.244.137/subject/27069/Object TypeZoomorphicMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number05: 1926-1927MaterialSilverU Number8013CDescription (Modern)Furniture Fragment: Small head of a bull with elongated, curved horns. CBS Register: no field number. silver antelope head in the round. recovered from a mass of oxidized bracelet, cockle shell and beads. cf. 17084 Database: U.8013Modern descriptionDescription (Catalog Card)[A and B] Two silver bracelets. Made of three twists of wire. To one of these is attached by corrosion an [C] object of silver apparently containing a cockle shell [D]; the cockle shell has in it green pigment and was covered by a silver shell (broken) thus: [drawing] though it is impossible to say whether the shell is really belonging or only accidentally attached. Various beads are also attached by corrosion to the bracelet and also [E] an eye of lapis with white shell filling.Description (Ur Excavation Publication)antelope's headUE 2 p. 414Find Context (Catalog Card)PG 55Material (Catalog Card)SilverMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM B-number)B177167544http://www165.123.244.137/subject/7544/Object TypeCosmetic ShellsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number05: 1926-1927MaterialPigmentMaterialShellMaterialSilverU Number8013DDescription (Catalog Card)[A and B] Two silver bracelets. Made of three twists of wire. To one of these is attached by corrosion an [C] object of silver apparently containing a cockle shell [D]; the cockle shell has in it green pigment and was covered by a silver shell (broken) thus: [drawing] though it is impossible to say whether the shell is really belonging or only accidentally attached. Various beads are also attached by corrosion to the bracelet and also [E] an eye of lapis with white shell filling.Woolley's descriptionDescription (Archival)CBS Register: copper bracelet, cockle shell and beadsFind Context (Catalog Card)TTE PG 55Material (Catalog Card)SilverMaterial as described by WoolleyMaterial (Catalog Card)ShellMaterial as described by WoolleyMaterial (Catalog Card)PigmentMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM B-number)B16838NotesBritish Museum reports a copper ring as belonging to this group, does not appear on catalog card-- assigned as sub-letter F here.23810http://www165.123.244.137/subject/23810/MuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumObject TypeInlaysSeason Number05: 1926-1927MaterialLapis LazuliMaterialShellU Number8013EDescription (Catalog Card)[A and B] Two silver bracelets. Made of three twists of wire. To one of these is attached by corrosion an [C] object of silver apparently containing a cockle shell [D]; the cockle shell has in it green pigment and was covered by a silver shell (broken) thus: [drawing] though it is impossible to say whether the shell is really belonging or only accidentally attached. Various beads are also attached by corrosion to the bracelet and also [E] an eye of lapis with white shell filling.Woolley's descriptionFind Context (Catalog Card)PG 55Material (Catalog Card)Lapis lazuliMaterial as described by WoolleyMaterial (Catalog Card)ShellMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM B-number)B16851NotesBritish Museum reports a copper ring as belonging to this group, does not appear on catalog card-- assigned as sub-letter F here.26550http://www165.123.244.137/subject/26550/MuseumBritish MuseumObject TypeRingsSeason Number05: 1926-1927MaterialCopper AlloyAubrey Baadsgaard, “Trends, Traditions, and Transformations: Fashions in Dress in Early Dynastic Mesopotamia” (PhD diss., University of Pennsylvania, 2008).U Number8013FDescription (Archival)Description Large spiral copper alloy ring. Dimensions Diameter: 3.81 centimetresModern descriptionDescription (Catalog Card)[A and B] Two silver bracelets. Made of three twists of wire. To one of these is attached by corrosion an [C] object of silver apparently containing a cockle shell [D]; the cockle shell has in it green pigment and was covered by a silver shell (broken) thus: [drawing] though it is impossible to say whether the shell is really belonging or only accidentally attached. Various beads are also attached by corrosion to the bracelet and also [E] an eye of lapis with white shell filling.Description (Modern)Copper alloy ring; two spirals of wire.Data collected by British Museum research team.Description (Modern)Metal SpiralAubrey Baadsgaard, “Trends, Traditions, and Transformations: Fashions in Dress in Early Dynastic Mesopotamia” (PhD diss., University of Pennsylvania, 2008).Find Context (Catalog Card)T.T.EMaterial (Catalog Card)Copper AlloyMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (BM Big Number)123639Museum Number (BM Registration Number)1928,1009.367Data collected by British Museum research team.Museum Number (BM Big Number)123693Aubrey Baadsgaard, “Trends, Traditions, and Transformations: Fashions in Dress in Early Dynastic Mesopotamia” (PhD diss., University of Pennsylvania, 2008).NotesBritish Museum reports a copper ring as belonging to this group, does not appear on catalog card-- assigned as sub-letter F here.