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Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 20, Courtesy of the Penn Museum .
Unnumbered page Scan 39 of 54 KOURION BAMBOULA TOMBS Plain-mouthed Jug H.0.348 VIII P.104 No.92 Trefoil Jug 0.150 VII 78 50 " " 0.190 VII 76 28 Plain-mouthed Jug 0.203 VII 78 58 False-necked Jar 0.094 VII 66 16 " " " 0.097 VII 66 18 Plain-mouthed Jug 0.213 VII 66 14 Bottle 0.314 VII 76 38 " like P 1274 0.301 VII 78 43 Plain-mouthed Jug 0.270 VII 66 17 Trefoil J^ug 0.209 VII 78 49 Jug PH.0.170 VII 78 46 Plate, low base-ring H.0.067 VII 66 19
Double-conical steatite whorl L.0.030 VII 76 33 Steatite whorl like Mi 123 0.036 VII 76 40 " " " " " 0.025 VII 78 44 " " " " " 0.022 VII 78 55 " " " " " 0.017 VII 78 56 " " " " " H. 0.018 VII 94 60 Stone weight L. 0.061 VII 94 61 Steatite whorl 0.022 VII 94 62 Leach-shaped ear-ring 0.0253 VII 52 1 Double Ivory ^Disc Diam.0.044 VII 52 4 Ivory ^Button 0.0233 VII 66 15 Frag. of Ivory ^Disc Diam.est..060 VII 66 22 Spindle-whorl " 0.0183 VII 52 6b Bone disc 0.0169 VII 52 7
Cylinder Seal pale blue-grey steatite L.0.0279 VII 66 21 " " dark grey steatite. 0.0207 VII 66 23
Bronze chisel(?) L.0.0545 VII 52 5 " Knife 0.200 VII 94 59 " " 0.145 VII 52 10
Bronze tweezers (broken) VII 52 2 Double bronze ring (broken) VII 52 3 Pointed bronze object. VII 52 8 Bronze rod. Swuare in section PL. 0.064 VII 78 54 24 Sacks of Uncatalogued sherds 9 sacks (+1) in Case 4 / 14 sacks in Case 5
Missing. Button grey steatite. "E of T 12, not T 12" H. 0.008 VII 42 1 found - Spindle-whorl 0.0136 VII 52 6a
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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