Woolley's Field Note Cards | Woolley's Field Note Cards

Omeka ID:	55

Transcription:	[Written vertically up left side of page] U.7056 duplicate DP.3 Tomb Group of 13 pots all known Larsa types except possibly 2 [drawing (artifact: pot)] wd 017, 016, 018, 015, 013 4 of this type [drawing (artifact: pot)] wd 014 [drawing (artifact: pot)] [three drawings of various forms of pots or vases] [drawing (artifact: pot)] found with broken Larsa Type ht 023 [drawing (artifact: pot)] [line drawn across page, drawing below line] [drawing (artifact: pot)] ht 09 VIII [upside down on bottom of page]

Location	Context Title	Context Description	Description (Modern)
	DP	The excavation area abbreviation DP probably stands for Dungi's Palace; Woolley believed the building with bricks marked e-hur-sag (thought to refer to Shulgi's palace) was too small to be what should be a grandiose building. Thus, he explored the area southeast of the giparu extensively looking for it. Most of his abbreviations for excavations in this area refer to the potential palace. When he found cylinders inscribed with the name of Shulgi beneath a partly ruined floor (excavation area abbreviation DT in the northwestern portion of area EH), he thought he might have found it or at least indications of it. This building turned out to be a temple dedicated to Dimtabba (now read Nimintabba) and its very partial remains extended beyond the line of the Neo-Babylonian temenos wall to the west. Woolley continued to dig into this western area under a new excavation abbreviation, DP. This area did not reveal a palace or additional ruins of the Nimintabba temple, but instead it showed denuded domestic space related to Hall's Area A excavations. Area DP became the northern portion of area EM, but only partial houses are shown here along what Woolley termed Quality Lane. The houses here were never published in great detail, but many of the DP graves appear on the area EM map as falling along Quality Lane.	(none)