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Expedition to Beth Shean (Beisan); Clarence Fisher, 1921-1928

Accession Lot

  • Object[30]
  • no[1]
  • yes[29]
  • no[20]
  • yes[10]
  • near eastern[30]
  • block[1]
  • bust[6]
  • capital fragment[1]
  • door[1]
  • door jamb[2]
  • figurine[1]
  • figurine fragment[1]
  • frieze fragment[1]
  • kohl tube[1]
  • lamp mold[1]
  • lintel[1]
  • mirror frame[2]
  • model[1]
  • mold[1]
  • mortar[1]
  • slab[1]
  • statue[1]
  • stela[1]
  • table[1]
  • tear bottle[1]
  • votive stela[1]
  • weight[1]
  • whetstone[1]
  • beth shean[30]
  • israel[30]
  • byzantine[6]
  • hellenistic[2]
  • iron age ia[6]
  • iron age ib[4]
  • iron age iia[3]
  • iron age iib[2]
  • late bronze iib[3]
  • roman[2]
  • roman period[1]
  • egyptian[3]
  • roman[1]
  • acanthus leaf[1]
  • apolinarius[1]
  • baboon[1]
  • egyptian inscription[1]
  • falcon[1]
  • female head[2]
  • goddess[1]
  • grape vine[1]
  • grapes[1]
  • greek inscription[3]
  • hawk[1]
  • horus[1]
  • male bust[1]
  • male head[2]
  • monkey[1]
  • pipe[1]
  • pipes[1]
  • ramesses[1]
  • thoth[1]
  • wheel[1]
  • greek language[3]
  • hieroglyphic[1]
  • limestone[30]
  • incised[1]
  • ionic style[1]
  • unfinished[1]
  • yes[30]
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29-107-382

29-107-382

Tear Bottle

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29-107-703

29-107-703

Whetstone

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29-107-437

29-107-437

Mortar

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29-107-920

29-107-920

Bust

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29-107-919

29-107-919

Frieze Fragment

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29-107-855

29-107-855

Mirror Frame

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29-107-926

29-107-926

Figurine

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29-107-950

29-107-950

Stela

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29-107-980

29-107-980

Bust

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29-107-974

29-107-974

Model

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29-107-894

29-107-894

Capital Fragment

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29-107-568

29-107-568

Weight

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29-107-921

29-107-921

Bust

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29-107-914

29-107-914

Figurine Fragment

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29-107-967

29-107-967

Lamp Mold

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29-107-959

29-107-959

Block

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29-107-854

29-107-854

Mirror Frame

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29-107-915

29-107-915

Kohl Tube

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29-107-957

29-107-957

Door Jamb

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29-107-922

29-107-922

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Bust

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29-107-961

29-107-961

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Slab

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29-107-918

29-107-918

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Bust

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29-107-923

29-107-923

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Bust

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29-107-969

29-107-969

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Mold

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29-107-956

29-107-956

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Lintel

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29-107-916

29-107-916

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Statue

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29-107-955

29-107-955

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Door Jamb

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29-107-946

29-107-946

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Table

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29-107-949

29-107-949

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Votive Stela

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29-107-885

Door

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