Object photograph·C05424h·1927–1931
Iron Tools, M.52.15
Description
A long, narrow iron object stands upright in the frame, its surface crusted with dark corrosion and soil-like deposits. Its width is fairly even along most of its length, with a slightly wider, irregular top and a broken, uneven lower end. Small pits and lumps mark the surface, and the object is shown on a pale card mount with a green border.
Other scan of this record (1)
- Description, scan 2
- An elongated iron object lies horizontally across a white card mount, filling most of the frame. Its surface is crusted and pitted, with dark and pale patches, rough flaking and an irregular outline with ragged edges. No clear blade, head or other detail can be made out, so its form is hard to judge from the photograph.
English, translated from the original record
Iron tool, M.52.15, from Marion, part of Marion T. 31-60.
More from Marion, SCE Tomb 52
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C01289Tomb 52 at Marion, during excavation
C01877Pottery Bichrome-Red I_IV - IV_VII, amphora (M.52.2)
C01877bPottery Black-on-Red II-IV, jug (M.52.4)
C03230eBronze Personal Adornments (M.52.13) and Iron Tools (M.52.17) from Marion
C05335aPottery from Tomb 52 at Marion
C05399cSilver bracelet (M.52.14)
Photographs: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm (CC0)