Object photograph·C04957·1927–1931

Bronze Personal Adornments (A. 012:008:7:9)

Three photographs of corroded, curved bronze pieces, each beside a black number label, mounted on a card — Photograph: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, 1927–31. Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, C04957. Public domain (CC0).

Description

Three separate photographs of curved, corroded metal pieces are mounted on pale card, each piece placed above a black square number label. The largest piece is a thick, arched bar with a ridged section and a narrower end; the middle piece has a ridged, rough surface and tapers at one end; the smallest, lowest piece is a thin, plain arc.

Other scans of this record (3)

Description, scan 2: A single corroded metal object curves in an arch, with a rough, pitted surface and thicker knobbed ends, and a raised band across the top. It lies against a pale background, with a small dark card with a pale ring below it. The print is mounted on a card with a plain border and a handwritten number in the lower left corner.
Description, scan 3: A single corroded metal object, bent into a rough arc, with a ridged, grooved surface and a pitted texture. Its right end tapers into a thinner, narrower piece. It lies against a pale background, with a dark rectangular card bearing a small white mark below it, and the print is mounted on a card with handwriting along the bottom edge.
Description, scan 4: A single curved object, dark and heavily corroded, with a rough, pitted surface and a fairly even width along its length. It arches across a plain grey background and its ends taper slightly. A dark block sits at the lower edge of the frame, and handwritten marks are partly visible along the bottom border.

English, translated from the Swedish record

Amathus T. 2-26. Bronze Personal Adornments, A.12.8.7.9.

Swedish, as on the record

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