BA weapons and tools from Lapithos Tomb 315 B-C

Other scans of this record (5)

Description, scan 2

Two long, pointed metal blades stand upright side by side on a pale grey background. Each has a narrow stem ending in a small knob, and a raised central ridge runs along the blade; the left one is longer and darker. Both surfaces are pitted and crusted with corrosion, and the print is mounted on a grey card with a printed label in the lower corner.

Description, scan 3

Two long tanged blades stand at the left, with several leaf-shaped blades, some with rivet holes, above and below them. Slender pins, a bent wire, a curved strip and a tool with a flat head and long shaft lie in the centre and right, and flat axes with tapering blades sit in the lower row, one with a hole near the top. At the far right a rough, roughly cylindrical object with projections on top and incised diagonal lines on its side is shown; small paper number labels sit at the bottom edge.

Description, scan 4

Five long, narrow metal blades with pointed tips are set side by side, each with small rivets or holes at the wider end. The surfaces are dark and pitted with corrosion, and a faint number label is visible on the second blade from the left. The fifth blade sits on a separate strip of card, and the whole print is mounted on a grey card with a cut-out border.

Description, scan 5

A single metal object, a flat strip bent into an open arch with one end wider and flattened and the other tapering. It is shown upright against a pale background on a photographic print mounted on a grey card. The surface has dark edges and some wear, and a faint scratch crosses the print.

Description, scan 6

A tall, rounded vessel with a broad loop handle and small knobs rising from its top edge. The body is covered with incised herringbone-like lines, and a horizontal band of incised lines runs around the lower part. The surface is worn and chipped at the base and along the edges, with dark patches on the body.