BA Bronze Tools and Weapons, Lapithos Tomb 323 D

Other scans of this record (4)

Description, scan 2

A photograph mounted on a pale card shows metal objects laid out together: a long, leaf-shaped blade with a tang at the lower right, a short flat implement with a narrow stem at the top, a pair of tweezers at the left and a thin pin. Small black numbered tags sit beside several objects, and a separate inset photograph at the upper right shows a round, grooved object with a tag.

Description, scan 3

A metal object with a rounded head and two long, slender prongs that taper to points, photographed upright against a plain grey background. The surface is dark and mottled with wear. A thin wire is wound around the top of the object and attached to a small black label bearing handwritten marks.

Description, scan 4

A single long, slender metal object with a blunt top end and a narrow pointed tip, its surface dark and pitted with corrosion. A small black label with a handwritten number is tied to the top end by wire. The object lies upright against a plain grey card, with a light border around the print.

Description, scan 5

A single long metal blade stands upright against a pale background, with a narrow tang at the top and tapering to a point at the bottom. Its surface is heavily corroded and pitted, with a raised central ridge running down its length. A small dark number label is attached near the tang, and the print is mounted on a pale card with a narrow border.