Object photograph·C05419h·1927–1931

Bronze mountings from Marion Tomb 58 (M.581.M58.78.M.58.M.58.2)

Corroded metal fragment from Marion Tomb 58: a curved arm joined to a flat, broken plate. — Photograph: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, 1927–31. Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, C05419h. Public domain (CC0).

Description

A photograph of a corroded metal object mounted on a cream card. A thick, curved rod with a rounded end rises from the left and joins a dark, irregular flat plate with a broken edge. A second curved arm projects upward from the top of the plate, and a small raised lump sits where the rod meets the plate.

Other scans of this record (3)

Description, scan 2: A flat plaque with rounded shoulders and a pointed lower end, shown on its own. A broad band runs along the top edge, with a semicircular opening just beneath it, and the dark surface is pitted and uneven. One corner of the upper band is chipped, and the photograph is mounted on a white card with a cream border.
Description, scan 3: A corroded metal ring with a thick loop lies across a flat, curved plate fragment that has a small rectangular tab at its centre. The surfaces are pitted and encrusted, and the broken edges of the plate are visible along the lower part. The cut-out print is pasted on a cream card, with a printed number label and a handwritten mark along the bottom edge.
Description, scan 4: Four corroded metal pieces lie separately on a pale background, photographed flat. At left is a heart-shaped plaque with a pointed lower end and a half-round opening under its flat top edge. At centre a ring is fixed to a rough, broken plate, at right a hooked piece sits on another broken plate, and a thin curved strip lies at the top.

English, translated from the Swedish record

Bronze, mountings, fragments. M.581.M58.78.M.58.M.58.2

Swedish, as on the record

Föremålsbild, fynd från Svenska cypernexpeditionen. Bronze, Mountings, Fragments. M.581.M58.78.M.58.M.58.2