The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is an educational and research institution dedicated to the understanding of cultural diversity and the exploration of the history of humankind.  This museum funded half of the Ur excavations, and as such has approximately 1/4 of the objects from Ur.  

 

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Object U Number Museum Number (UPM Date Reg Number) Museum Number (BM Registration Number) Museum Number (UPM B-number) Description (Catalog Card)
10163 (none) (none) B17531 Copper Bowl Type LXXXIV
10165 (none) (none) B17488 Copper Pin Glazed ball head with copper cap Head broken away from stem and partly missing Type V
10167 (none) (none) B17352 Copper Dagger Short tang, 2 rivets [drawing] [Type] II
10183 (none) (none) B17249 Clay Vase Spouted. Rim missing. Incised criss-cross decoration on spout, combed decoration round shoulder Type__
10187 (none) (none) B17517 Copper Knife [drawing] Type XIV Variant
10191 (none) (none) B17596 Copper Pin Elongated knob head. Broken in 2 pieces. Type I
10192 (none) (none) B17594 Cylinder Seal Baked clay Very roughly cut: presentation scene 2 seated gods and two standing figures.
10193 (none) (none) B17595 Copper Reticule Manicure tools attached to a ring Tip missing Normal type
10196 (none) (none) B17496 Copper Pin Elongated knob head Broken in 2 pieces Type I
10356 (none) (none) B17666 Carnelian beads 2 strings of small barrel beads
10358 (none) (none) B17495 Copper Pin Circular in section [drawing] Type IX
10361 (none) (none) B17507 Copper Spear Long flat blade Type II
10364 (none) (none) B16872 Cylinder Seal Greenish grey marble Hero: on either side a rampant bull and a rampant lion. Attributes: Crescent Moon, and star on two legged pole.
10368 (none) (none) B17275 Copper Adze Small type Type 5
10399 (none) (none) B17183 Steatite Bowl Rim chipped Roughly worked Type XVIII
10409A (none) (none) B8250 [A-B] Pair Gold earrings Hoop of one broken Isin-Larsa period [drawing]
10411A (none) (none) B16690 [A-D] 4 [struck out: "arrows"] Throwing spears Found apparently inside a quiver of which the base was formed by a very large copper nail with silver-plated head; diam 0045. The spears had been broken across the middle, and of 2 of them the butt end was missing, of 2 it was present. The heads are of gold 017 long: the shafts were bound with gold and silver bands 003, wide with 003, of wood showing between: the butts are of gold with copper fork to take the bow-string. See Field Notes.
10413 (none) (none) B17340 Copper Vessels a lamp, ordinary shell type fixed inside a shallow bowl with long handle (broken) & short splayed spout
10416 (none) (none) B17003 Copper Axe Type__
10417 (none) (none) B17094 Whetstone
10421 (none) (none) B17500 Copper Chisel Type__
10423 (none) (none) B16714 Gold Toilet-set Tweezers & stiletto fastened together by the rings on their heads [drawing] 1:1
10424 (none) (none) B16733 Beads 3 lapis, 3 gold Unusually large lentoids, facetted
10425 (none) (none) B17630 Beads a few gold lentoids & others
10426A (none) (none) B17629 [A-B] Beads Disks of lapis set in gold rings, diameter 0025 Probably these were strung up with very small lapis beads of which great numbers were found in the soil (with the ring-set disks) by the side of the box and just above it.

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