10567http://www165.123.244.137/subject/10567/Object TypeCylinder SealsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number06: 1927-1928TechniqueIncisedIconographyFringed DressIconographyChairIconographyHeadIconographyChignonIconographyHand RaisedIconographyHolding JarIconographyChildIconographyFemaleIconographyMaleIconographyHolding OtherIconographyNudeIconographySeatedIconographyStandingIconographyWorshipperIconographyGoddessIconographyRitualIconographyBowlMaterialCarnelianU Number10757Description (Modern)CBS Register: Part of Contents of an unusally rich grave of the Sargonid period (c. 2700 BC) PG 871. B16919 - B16925; also three copper vessels U.10759-61. cylinder seal. carnelian with gold caps. offering to a mother and child. UE II: Cylinder seal, carnelian, with gold caps.Description (Catalog Card)Cylinder Seal Carnelian with gold caps 3 goddesses, one seated; on the lap of the seated goddess a naked male figure. All the goddesses wear wigs of similar type and hair done up at back in a bun. One advances towards throne carrying a bowl, the second carries a vase with a splayed base suspended by a long handle. Behind throne a goddess carrying an (Ostrich fan?) All the goddesses wear skirts fringed at bottom and with a long hem running down side.Woolley's descriptionFind Context (Catalog Card)PG 871Material (Catalog Card)CarnelianMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM B-number)B16924Measurement (X)20Measurement (Y)1012404http://www165.123.244.137/subject/12404/Object TypeCylinder SealsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number07: 1928-1929TechniqueImpressedIconographyBanquet SceneIconographyFringed SkirtIconographyFringed SkirtIconographyFringed ShawlIconographyHeadIconographyBird headed humanIconographyChildpossibly dwarfsIconographyFemaleIconographyMaleIconographyHand RaisedIconographyHolding OtherIconographySeatedIconographyStandingIconographyStoolIconographyJarIconographyStrawIconographyHarp/LyreIconographyHeadwearTechniqueInscribedMaterialLapis LazuliU Number12374FDescription (Modern)Cylinder Seal, two registers. Both registers show symposium, bottom with harp, top with seated figures sipping from straws. Lapis.Description (Catalog Card)Group: [A.1-.2] Large gold lunate earring. [B.1-.2] Two heavy gold wire spiral coil hair rings. [C] Necklace of gold and lapis triangles. [D] Necklace of gold and lapis double round beads. [E] Gold pin with fluted lapis head V B. [F] Lapis cylinder seal two registers. [G-I] A set of 3 gold rings, each of cable pattern with plain rim. [J-L] Are human finger bones found inside the rings. Added by project]Woolley's descriptionDescription (Modern)Cylinder SealAubrey Baadsgaard, “Trends, Traditions, and Transformations: Fashions in Dress in Early Dynastic Mesopotamia” (PhD diss., University of Pennsylvania, 2008).Description (Modern)Object is not sealed.Find Context (Catalog Card)PG 1237. No 16. New 7Material (Catalog Card)Lapis lazuliMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM Date Reg Number)30-12-2Tablet ID NumberP270232Measurement (Weight)27.50Aubrey Baadsgaard, “Trends, Traditions, and Transformations: Fashions in Dress in Early Dynastic Mesopotamia” (PhD diss., University of Pennsylvania, 2008).Measurement (X)18.00Aubrey Baadsgaard, “Trends, Traditions, and Transformations: Fashions in Dress in Early Dynastic Mesopotamia” (PhD diss., University of Pennsylvania, 2008).Measurement (Y)18.00Aubrey Baadsgaard, “Trends, Traditions, and Transformations: Fashions in Dress in Early Dynastic Mesopotamia” (PhD diss., University of Pennsylvania, 2008).Measurement (Z)42.00Aubrey Baadsgaard, “Trends, Traditions, and Transformations: Fashions in Dress in Early Dynastic Mesopotamia” (PhD diss., University of Pennsylvania, 2008).14830http://www165.123.244.137/subject/14830/Object TypeCylinder SealsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number08: 1929-1930TechniqueImpressedIconographyFemaleIconographySeatedIconographyHand RaisedIconographyChildIconographyBird headed humanIconographyStoollooks like a ladder/benchIconographyGeometric Decorationspiral coming from what appears to be a pot with legsIconographyVesselpot(?)MaterialDioriteMaterialSteatiteU Number14489Description (Modern)Cylinder Seal, seated woman, pots, hut, spiderDescription (Catalog Card)Cylinder seal. Dark steatite.Woolley's descriptionDescription (Modern)field number on object looks like U.14487 but the correct number is U.14489 CBS Register: Seal cylinder. diorite. oldest seal found in deep level. seated woman. pot, hut, spider, etc. worked with bore. UE X: two women in profile are squatting, one on a high couch provided with bull's leg feet, the othe ron a low divan flat on the ground. The first holds in her extended hands a round jar with handles; the second a spool of wool. More jars and spools surround the solid loom (?) behind them. This is built of uprights and a cross-bar surmounted by a star (?). A spider spinning its spiral thread, a goat bounding over its pen, complete the symbolic picture. Dark steattite cylinder. This seal was found in a well-authenticated setting, along with a bowl of glazed frit turquoise blue and the steatite carving in the round of a wild boar of the Jamdat-Nasr period.Modern descriptionFind Context (Catalog Card)PFT. D6 -9m [Also lists +8m, meaning unclear]Material (Catalog Card)SteatiteMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM Date Reg Number)31-17-16Measurement (Catalog Card)L. 23mm, D. 26mm,Measurement (Diameter)26Measurement (X)2416729http://www165.123.244.137/subject/16729/Object TypeCylinder SealsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number09: 1930-1931TechniqueImpressedIconographyRitualIconographyCrescentIconographyGodIconographyHorned HeaddressIconographyTunicIconographyNudeIconographyHeadIconographyChildpossible dwarfIconographyFemaleIconographyMaleIconographyHand RaisedIconographyHands Clasped Below BreastsIconographyHolding Other1 of 4 figures holding possible crook; 2 holding unknown objects and possibly monkeysIconographyStandingIconographyWorshipperObject TypeRingsMaterialDioriteMaterialSteatiteMaterialCopper AlloyU Number16262Description (Modern)Cylinder Seal, worshipping Martu, nergal weapon, monkey, bandylegged dwarf Worshipping d'Martu, Nergal weapon, monkey, bandylegged dwarf. UE X: a god armed with crook and club stands up, his bare leg resting on a low base. A pleated shawl hangs down from his waist. He apparently wears a turban. There is a squatting monkey before him, and a worshipper in pleated robe raising one hand. next comes a short Hittite figure in pointed cap and tunic, holding a curved club in the right hand and a piece of game in the left. A human head fills the ground below. A tall Nergal weapon fills the space at the back. FInally, a bare-headed worshipper stands up with clasped hands, followed by the nude bandy-legged man. Steatite cylinder.Description (Catalog Card)Cylinder seal. Dark steatite. Presentation scene with standing god and three other figures.Woolley's descriptionDescription (Archival)White Copper Alloy. Crescent shapeFind Context (Catalog Card)BC larnex grave against outer face of SW wall of Bur-Sins SE annexMaterial (Catalog Card)SteatiteMaterial (Catalog Card)DioriteMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM Date Reg Number)31-43-37Measurement (Catalog Card)L. 21mm, D. 12mmMeasurement (Diameter)25.0Measurement (Thickness)5.0Measurement (X)22Measurement (Y)1318767http://www165.123.244.137/subject/18767/Object TypeCylinder SealsMuseumUniversity of Pennsylvania MuseumSeason Number09: 1930-1931TechniqueImpressedIconographyPresentation SceneIconographyFlounced DressIconographyTufted DressIconographyNudeIconographyHorned HeaddressIconographyCrescentIconographyHeadIconographyMaleIconographyChildpossible dwarfIconographyHand RaisedIconographySeatedIconographyWorshipperIconographyDeityIconographyStandingMaterialMarbleU Number17321Description (Catalog Card)Cylinder seal. Marble (?). Brown. Sides convex. God standing behind a crescent on a pole and a second deity introducing the votary advances toward the pole. Dwarf like figure. Animal.Woolley's descriptionDescription (Modern)Pink, barrel shaped. Two worshippers of crescent on pole, tree, bandylegged man, amphora and libra. UE X: an assistant introduces the worshipper to a standing god of the Martu type. A crescent on a pole separates them. The Amorite god wears only a short tunic, the other two a long robe. Their head-dress is the turban. Scattered in the field are the ampulla nd libra and the bandy-legged man. Barrel-shaped pink marble cylinder.Modern descriptionFind Context (Catalog Card)UrMaterial (Catalog Card)MarbleMaterial as described by WoolleyMuseum Number (UPM Date Reg Number)31-43-61Measurement (Catalog Card)L. 18mm, D. 8mmMeasurement (X)18Measurement (Y)10