Object photograph·C05424aa·1927–1931
Iron tools (M.43.52)
Description
A long, narrow iron object lies upright against a pale mounted background. Its upper end tapers to a thin, bent point, while the lower part is much wider and covered in dark, crusted corrosion with pitting and losses along the edges. The surface is too encrusted to show any clear detail of the form.
Other scan of this record (1)
- Description, scan 2
- A single heavily corroded iron object lies upright against a pale background, its surface crusted with rust and soil. The upper part is a narrow, rod-like shaft, and the lower part is broader and irregular, with pitting and encrustation across most of its surface. The photograph is mounted on a card with a border and handwriting along the lower edge.
English, translated from the original record
Iron tools from Marion, including a strigil (M.43.52).
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Photographs: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm (CC0)