Object photograph·C04318f·1927–1931

Bronze Personal Adornments (A.18.29.52.34)

Corroded bronze object shaped like an arch, with a small loop at its right end, from Amathus — Photograph: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, 1927–31. Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, C04318f. Public domain (CC0).

Description

A dark, heavily corroded metal object with a rounded arched top, a small knob at the crest and an open gap along its lower edge. A small loop or eye sits at the right end, and the left end is broken. It is shown flat on a white card with a grey surround, with no scale or number label visible in the object's area.

Other scans of this record (3)

Description, scan 2: A dark, curved metal piece, thick and slightly pitted, with a small bump at the top and thickened ends, lies against a pale background. A small square tag hangs from a wire loop in the lower centre and carries a handwritten number. The print is mounted on a pale card with a narrow border, and part of a handwritten mark shows along the bottom edge.
Description, scan 3: A heavily corroded, arc-shaped metal object with a lumpy, pitted surface is shown alone on a white card mount. Its ends are thicker and broken, and the curve forms a loop-like shape. A dark number label stands in front of the object at the bottom of the frame.
Description, scan 4: Three separately photographed, corroded bronze pieces are arranged on a card mount with pencilled notes. The top-left and bottom-left pieces are arched with thickened, knobbed ends, and the top-right piece is a larger angular frame with a curled loop at its right end. Each object sits beside a small dark number label.

English, translated from the Swedish record

Bronze personal adornments, A.18.29.52.34, from Amathus T. 2-26: a bronze part with a loop and a pattern.

Swedish, as on the record

Föremålsbild, fynd från Svenska cypernexpeditionen. Amathus T. 2-26.