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Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 24, folder 20, Courtesy of the Penn Museum .
Unnumbered page Scan 41 of 54 KOURIOM BAMBOULA TOMBS Plain-mouthed Jug H.0.104 VII P.74 No. 3 1403 Deep bpwl 0.060 VII 74 9 1404 Carinated bowl 0.061 VII 74 10 1405 Deep Bowl 0.065 VII 74 11 1406 Straight-sided Bowl 0.029 VII 74 12 1407 Jug with side-spout 0.149 VII 88 14 1408 Deep Bowl 0.083 VII 88 15 1409 Trefoil Jug 0.240 VII 88 18 1410 Carinated Bowl 0.058 VII 88 19 1411 Plain-mouthed Jug 0.230 VII 98 33 1412 " " " 0.138 VII 98 34 1413 " " " 0.129 VII 98 35 1414 Hemispherical Bowl 0.086 VII 104 46 1415 " " 0.090 VII 104 58 1416 " " 0.095 VII 104 43 1417 " " 0.095 VII 104 42 1418 Carinated Bowl 0.095 VII 104 44 1419 Three-handle Jar 0.139 VII 98 41 1420 ^Trefoil Jug 0.1915 VII 104 45 1421 Plain-mouthed Jug 0.0805 VII 104 51 1422 " " " 0.085 VII 104 52
Steatite whorl L.0.018 VII 74 2 138 " " 0.023 VII 104 54 139 " " 0.021 VII 104 55 164 Gold bead 0.0078 VII 104 50 186 Loom-weight 0.069 VII 74 13
Inscribed handle VII 26 5
Female figurine H.0.193 VII 98 40
Handle with Impressed ornament. VII 98 39
Bronze fibula with broad straight arch VII 74 1 4 Dome-shaped seal-griffon VII 74 4 5 Necklace of one glass bead, one glass loop, and 17 sea-snails VII 74 5 6 Bronze pin with conical ivory head VII 74 6 7 Faience bead, VII 74 7 8 " " VII 74 8 16 Bronze bracelet VII 88 16 20 Bronze rod VII 88 20 21 " " with ivory head VII 88 21 22 Ivory disc VII 88 22 25 Glass bead VII 88 25 26 Cylinder seal VII 88 26 27 Paste cylinder with gold ends VII 88 27 28 Dome-shaped seal ^Steatite VII 88 28
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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