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

Accession Lot

  • Object[181]
  • no[10]
  • yes[171]
  • no[174]
  • yes[7]
  • near eastern[181]
  • animal bone[11]
  • animal bone fragment[2]
  • animal horn[10]
  • animal leg[2]
  • animal tooth[4]
  • applique[4]
  • band[1]
  • bead[8]
  • blade[2]
  • boar jaw[1]
  • boar tusk[1]
  • borer[3]
  • bottle[1]
  • bottle fragment[1]
  • bottle neck[1]
  • bowl[7]
  • bowl fragment[1]
  • button[2]
  • button cover[1]
  • cup[3]
  • cup fragment[1]
  • cylinder[2]
  • disc[2]
  • earring[2]
  • fish bone[1]
  • foil[3]
  • game piece[8]
  • glass fragment[1]
  • goblet[1]
  • horn (animal part)[2]
  • implement[4]
  • ingot[1]
  • inlay[4]
  • ivory[3]
  • jar[1]
  • jar fragment[1]
  • jewelry[1]
  • knob[1]
  • ornament[21]
  • pendant[12]
  • pigment[4]
  • pin[2]
  • pin head cover[1]
  • plaque[1]
  • point[1]
  • rib[1]
  • rim fragment[6]
  • sherd[9]
  • spatula[1]
  • spindle whorl[12]
  • tool handle[1]
  • tube[1]
  • vase[1]
  • vertebra[2]
  • vessel foot[1]
  • vessel fragment[4]
  • wand[1]
  • whorl[1]
  • wire[1]
  • beth shean[181]
  • israel[181]
  • late bronze iib[181]
  • egyptian[36]
  • hathor head[1]
  • rosette[3]
  • animal bone[15]
  • animal horn[1]
  • animal tooth[4]
  • boar bone[1]
  • boar tusk[2]
  • bone[17]
  • bronze[2]
  • ceramic[2]
  • faience[37]
  • fish bone[2]
  • glass[8]
  • glaze[1]
  • gold[52]
  • horn (animal part)[13]
  • ivory[23]
  • lapis lazuli[1]
  • paste[1]
  • pigment[4]
  • incised[3]
  • yes[17]
late bronze iib

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29-105-391

29-105-391

Blade

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29-105-270

29-105-270

Ivory

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29-105-269

29-105-269

Ivory

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29-105-242

29-105-242

Inlay

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29-105-231

29-105-231

Spindle Whorl

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29-105-230

29-105-230

Spindle Whorl

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29-105-229

29-105-229

Spindle Whorl

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29-105-275

29-105-275

Tube

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29-105-414

29-105-414

Point

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29-105-345

29-105-345

Knob

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29-105-405

29-105-405

Game Piece

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29-105-221

Cylinder

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29-105-549

Bowl

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29-105-455

Animal Horn

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29-105-933

Animal Leg

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29-105-235

Spindle Whorl

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29-105-324

Spindle Whorl

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29-105-194

Spindle Whorl

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29-105-263

Animal Bone

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29-105-932

Animal Leg

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29-105-222

Disc

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