Vessels

This category includes miniatures of vessels, usually less than 100mm in length. These can be used in rituals or as child's toys.

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U Number	Museum Number (UPM Date Reg Number)	Museum Number (BM Registration Number)	Museum Number (UPM B-number)	Description (Catalog Card)
1740	(none)	1924,0920.136	(none)	Miniature bowl. Hand-made. Flat-bottomed.
1749	(none)	1924,0920.138	(none)	Miniature vase. Handmade. Light reddish clay. Cf. RC.188 and 231
1788	(none)	(none)	B15773	Miniature goblet. Red clay, part of lip and side missing. [drawing 1:1]
2606	(none)	(none)	(none)	Imitation vase. Drab clay, lip broken. [drawing 1:1]
2664	(none)	(none)	(none)	Clay pot. Reddish vase, miniature, handmade. [drawing 1:1]
2783	(none)	1927,1003.136	(none)	Pottery vase. Red ware with slight 'neck'. Type CXLVI. (not p)
6166	(none)	(none)	B16248	Minute baked clay jar. In form of almond. [drawing 1:1]
6828	(none)	1927,0527.283	(none)	Clay vase. Drab. Type XXIX. Not in Larsa series. Is it to be included? See drawing of this type attached. Cf. RC.74. RC.74 =1L.69b. Pre-Kurigalzu. Vol VII Note for pottery dating.
6907	(none)	1927,0527.281	(none)	Miniature vase. Clay. Light drab. Thin delicate ware. Type ? -Larsa? Cf. U.6830.
6996	(none)	(none)	(none)	Cup. Miniature. Limestone? Gray. Shaped like a finger stall. [drawing]
12774M	(none)	(none)	(none)	Objects. (A) Bead, long, clay imitation of bead cut from shell core. (B) Clay bugle bead. (C) Shell bugle bead. (D) Clay spindle whorl. (E) Copper needle (broken). (F) Clay nail. (G) Fragment of clay sickle. (H) Penannular ring of shell. [I not assigned in group] (J) [J.1-.11] Chips, flint and obsidian, including one flint piercer. (K) [K.1-.2] Fragments of clay animal figurines. (L) Animal tooth. (M) Miniature pot of reddish clay, broken. (N) Pottery fragments. [N.1-.4] 4 small bits black design on white, characteristic TO [Tel Obaid]; [N.5-.6] 2 pieces, black band on drab, coarse ware; [N.7-.10] 4 pieces red bands on drab [N.11] 1 piece plain red wash(?); [N.12-.13] 2 pieces, design in red on light ground; [N.14-.15] 2 pieces, design in red and black on light ground : rows of triangles and bands; [N.16-.18] 3 pieces with transverse bands of erased slip decoration, light red on deeper red body. (O) [O.1] Cylindrical vase of light drab clay and [O.2] fragment of a second similar. (P) Clay jar sealing (?) with scratched design. (Q) Clay jar sealing with impression of seal cylinder : subject, bulls and square shrines. (R) Clay cup, reddish ware, wheelmade, normal type, broken and mended. (S) Clay jar sealing, fragment, with design of rows of animals.
(none)	(none)	1930,1213.583	(none)	(none)
14978	(none)	1930,1213.576	(none)	Clay vase. miniature spouted. of very light drab clay. Type CCCXXXIII = JN118 new. Not in cat. Vol. IV
18444	(none)	1933,1013.151	(none)	Stone base. Miniature. Diorite. [type] 29. [drawing 1:1]
18466	(none)	1933,1013.153	(none)	Stone vase. Grey steatite. Type 60. [drawing 1:1]
18855	(none)	(none)	(none)	Miniature clay vase. [drawing 4:5]
7579	30-12-171	(none)	(none)	Clay vase. Miniature. Whitish clay. Originally had a single handle over the top, now missing. This type ammt to in and by hand of the reciews, and a cspout? [very hard to read] Type CCXCIV. Not in RC or L series not on field note (attached) what other please? EM G44 is indicated in the Larsa analysis of graves original type appearing[?] therewith. This seems to be the sole example of the type.
12771F	31-17-319E	(none)	(none)	Objects. (A) Miniature white calcite bowl (the rim chipped) thus [reference to drawing] [Type RC12]. [drawing 1:1] (B) Shallow bowl of basic diorite (?). (C) Fragment of stone bowl (?) re-used and pierced with 3 holes: basic diorite (?). [drawing] (D) Miniature square box roughly made from light drab clay. (E) Miniature clay bowl. (F) Miniature goblet in light drab clay thus [reference to drawing]. [drawing 1:2] (G) Wheelmade pot of pinkish clay with pin-hole orifice at neck (neck broken off). [drawing] (H) Clay bead (?) or handle (?) rough cylinder longitudinally pierced. [U.12771I not assigned] (J) Oval pebble burnisher. Thin and flat. (K) Flint chip. (L) Flint saw. (M) Part of clay jar-sealing with indistinct traces of relief. (N) Clay jar sealing with rows of animals. [drawing 1:1] (O) Flint hoe (?) of T.O. type [Tel Obaid].
(none)	31-43-476	(none)	(none)	(none)