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Upphovsman: <presImageByline>Kaneberg, Ove
Upphovsrätt: <presImageCopyright> Statens museer för världskultur
Licens: <mediaLicense> Licens
Typ <itemType> Objekt/föremål
Datering <presTimeLabel> Third Dynasty of Ur (2094-2047 BC)
Plats <presPlaceLabel> Asien, Irak, Ur.
Description <itemDescription>
  • A clay cone inscribed with a Sumerian inscription of Shulgi, the second king of the Third Dynasty of Ur (2094-2047 BC). In the publication by H. Steible, about 47 other clay cones and 7 bricks with the same text are given, two, possibly seven, of these clay cones are known to have been excavated in the city Girsu (Modern Tello), but one is recorded as being from Uruk. All the others are without re... Visa hela
Inventory number <itemDescription>
Condition <itemDescription>
  • Tip of the cone broken away.
Dimensions <itemDescription>
  • Preserved length 9.3 cm (originally perhaps ca 13cm), max. diameter 7.1 cm.
Cf Publications <itemDescription>
  • Steible 1991: 2, pp.174-177.
Publications <itemDescription>
  • Pedersén 1991-1992 pp. 9-10 fig. 5a-c.
Exhibition / Previously <itemDescription>
Country / Findspot <itemDescription>
Exhibition, Part of / Previously <itemDescription>
  • Främre Orienten - Showcase 09:01.
Referens, publicerad i <itemDescription>
  • Pedersén, Olof (1992) "Ancient Near Eastern Objects with Cuneiform Inscriptions: Part I. Sumerian and Old Babylonian Royal Inscriptions" in Medelhavsmuseet Bulletin no 26-27 (1991-1992) p. 3-16.
Händelse <context>
  • Brukad Third Dynasty of Ur (2094-2047 BC).
  • Funnen i Ur., Irak, Asien.
Material, engelska<itemMaterial>
Clay. Baked .
Nyckelord <itemKeyWord>
  • Room 9
  • Third Dynasty of Ur (2094-2047 BC)
  • Västasien
Object<itemName>
cone
Ämne <subject>
  • Kulturhistoria
Inventory number <itemNumber>
Rättigheter för metadata <itemLicense> Licens
Källa <presOrganization> Statens museer för världskultur - Medelhavsmuseet
Källa <url>

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