Object photograph·C03230g·1927–1931
Iron tools from Marion Tomb 56 (M.56.21)
Description
A long, thin, heavily corroded iron object stands upright against a grey backdrop on a cream card mount. It is broken into several joined segments, with a pitted, rough surface and uneven edges. A small code is printed at the bottom right corner of the mount.
Other scan of this record (1)
- Description, scan 2
- A long, narrow iron object photographed upright against a pale grey background. It is made of several joined sections with a pitted, crusted surface, dark and light from corrosion. The upper end is squared off, while the lower end is broken and rough.
English, translated from the original record
Iron Tools, M.56.21. Marion T. 31-60. Marion, Tomb 56. Objects of iron, bronze, silver, and gold.
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Photographs: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm (CC0)