Context (CMS Context)
Handwritten label affixed to one of the strings of beads by string, reads: '522 18 d.' on both sides. Loose handwritten label reads: '2232'. Another loose handwritten label reads: '280 i. 18 d. mins col'. When this object entered the museum, there was no collector information, however these labels are from the Philip Whiteway collection and so he has been added to the Source field. Note on envelope found with 2007.137 A-C reads: '280, 522, 525, 526, string of beads, odd assortment of beads & [illegible] rings mostly faience'.
Event Date 17/3/2016
Author: Sarah Nankivell

Context (CMS Context)
This object probably came to the museum from the Oriental Studies department in the mid-2000s.
Event Date 17/3/2016
Author: Sarah Nankivell

Description (CMS Description)
Three carnelian penannular rings; five bone or shell penannular rings; two black inlays (possibly ebony); one unidentifiable black object, possibly inlay; one blue-green ceramic fragment; one loose wooden tubular bead; one loose yellow, black and white eye bead; one loose blue glass bead fused to yellow piece of glass traces of red paint; two loose chevron beads (one blue, one green); one string of blue-green faience tubular and disc beads with modern string and nail fastner; one string of blue-green faience tubular beads with carnelian and faience teardrop pendants; one loose black teardrop pendant (possibly ebony); one blue-black faience poppyseed pod amulet; one green faience Bes (or other dwarf figure) amulet; one blue-black faience Tawaret amulet; one string of blue faience tubular beads with blue-black faience teardrop amulet, with Whiteway label affixed; ten loose blue-green faience cylindrical beads; one loose stone ring bead; one loose white quartz ball bead; three loose blue-green faience disc beads; five loose blue-green faience tubular beads; and twelve loose very small blue, green, and yellow faience ring beads.
Event Date 17/3/2016
Author: Sarah Nankivell

Description (CMS Description)
Beaded strings mostly faience.
Event Date 17/3/2016
Author: Sarah Nankivell