Object photograph·Csn2375·1927–1931
Iron Tools (A. 015:063)
Description
A stippled pen drawing on pale paper shows two iron objects: a thick curved bar arching like an inverted U, one end flattened and tapering, the other ending in a thicker rounded tip. Below, a long straight rod runs along the bottom edge with a short collar near its right end. A handwritten number label sits in the centre, and a printed label appears at the right edge.
English, translated from the original record
Iron tools, A.15.63 Vols. II and IV:2. Sketch or drawing of tool parts.
More from Amathus-Western Necropolis, SCE Tomb 15
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C04279Gold other jewellery from Amathus (A.15.3)
C04279aBronze personal adornments (A.15.b-,61)
C04279gBronze personal adornments, Amathus T. 2-26 (A.15.31)
C04279iIron Tools (A. 015:063)
C04279jIron tools (A. 015:060)
C04279kGlyptic, Amathus T. 2-26 (A. 015.59)
Photographs: Swedish Cyprus Expedition, Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm (CC0)