Field Photographs
| Museum: | BM |
| Media Title: | Field Photographs |
| Description: | Woolley: Grave X 26 shewing body in position and glazed vessels. |
| Project: | Ur |
| Photo Type: | GN |
| Negative or Positive: | Negative |
| BM Negative Number: | 74 |
| BM Photo ID: | GN0074 |
| PM U Print No.: | no scan |
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| PS Negative: | 42691 |
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| Location | Context Title | Context Description | Description (Modern) |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Cemetery X | Season 1 catalog cards contain the context location Cemetery X referring to late period (Persian and Neo-Babylonian) graves discovered along (or just northwest of) the northwest temenos wall. Originally believed to be a late period cemetery (along with cemeteries Y and Z nearby), it was eventually found that the graves lying near the surface here were originally located beneath the floors of domestic space that had almost completely denuded. Contextual information from later seasons indicate this area of houses and graves with the abbreviation XNCF, meaning northeast of the Nebuchadnezzar Corner Fort. Some of the material in this later explored area is as early as the Kassite period. | (none) |
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