BA weapons, small finds and lead from Lapithos Tomb 316

Other scans of this record (5)

Description, scan 2

Objects are arranged in rows on a pale backdrop: about sixteen corroded metal rings of varying size across the top two rows, a row of seven tapered blade-like and loop-shaped pieces in the middle, and five round beads with holes along the bottom. Small number labels sit beside some objects and below the beads. The tallest blade, at right, is long and narrow with a flat face.

Description, scan 3

About fifteen dark, corroded metal rings of varying size are arranged in rows on a pale grey mount. Small grey number labels sit above several groups, and blue handwritten numerals appear at the top left and bottom right. Some rings are open-ended or partly overlapping, with rough, pitted surfaces.

Description, scan 4

Two dark metal objects stand side by side on a pale grey ground. The smaller one on the left tapers toward a broken, uneven top edge, and the longer one on the right narrows to a flat top and flares into a curved, slightly uneven base with a corroded, pitted surface. The print is mounted on a cream card with a cut corner.

Description, scan 5

Four rounded, perforated objects are photographed in a row on a pale grey background. Each has a central hole, and the surfaces show incised lines and small marks, with the largest object on the right. Small number labels sit below the objects, and a cut-off label and handwriting appear at the lower edge of the print.

Description, scan 6

Four corroded metal objects are set out in a row on a plain grey background. The first and second are flat, blade-like pieces with a broad lower end, the second with a raised rim along one side. The third is a narrow shaft with a flared end, and the fourth is a thin strip bent into an open loop; handwritten blue notes run along the bottom of the card.