Object Type: Figural Objects >> Relief Plaque 1     
Museum: British Museum      
Description (Modern): Fragment of fired clay relief; bottom half of robed figure standing on pedestal; mould-made plaque with rounded back.1     
Material: Inorganic Remains >> Clay >> Fired 1     
Museum Number (BM Registration Number): 1935,0113.2511     
Measurement (Weight): 781     
Measurement (Height): 611     
Measurement (Width): 361     
Measurement (Depth): 331     
[1] Data collected by British Museum research team.

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KPS Site | KPS This excavation area was designated Kings Palace South (KPS) because it explored walls that were south of the main giparu building (KP). Some of these late walls cut into earlier levels of the giparu in its southern portion. The walls were found to be of patchwork domestic structures, two houses (A to the south and B to the north) separated by a street (scanty remains of a House C were also found). They were formed mostly of broken and reused bricks of the Larsa/Old Babylonian period and probably dated to the Kassite period, repaired and reused into the Neo-Babylonian. Beneath these walls were found indications of the earlier Temenos wall and various artifacts of the Early Dynastic period. The excavation area overall included part of the Neo-Babylonian temenos wall to the west, the part that contained the Nebuchadnezzar gate where inscribed bricks of this king were uncovered in foundation boxes. It stretched southward to the edge of the excavation areas called EH and DP. (none)
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