Accession No
Z 36532.5
Description
Bone spatula, one end tapering to a flattened point and the other broken. Now in two fragments.
Place
Asia; West Asia; Palestine; West Bank; Jericho
Period
?Neolithic
Source
Garstang, John [excavator]
Department
Arch
Reference Numbers
Z 36532.5; J.36 3802 [Excavation no.]
Cultural Affliation
Material
Bone
Local Term
Measurements
50mm
Events
Context (Field collection)
Excavation numbers noted on artefacts: 'J.36 3802 Below 260 0.80'
Event Date
Author: maa
Description (Physical description)
Description for Z 36532[.1-6]: 'Various worked stones, two with holes perforated through the centre, one bone spatula (broken into two pieces). Also a small bone object.'
Event Date
Author: maa
Context (Related Documents)
Old label reads: 'J.36. 3834 22/1/36 260 N 1.00-0.78 .89'
Event Date
Author: Sam Daisley
Context (Field collection)
Jericho, excavated by John Garstang, 1930-1936. MAA received material from the 1936 excavation, see archive (BR6/1/4).
Event Date 1936
Author: Sam Daisley
Context (References)
Garstang, J., Ben-Dor, I. and Fitzgerald, F. M. 1936. ‘Jericho: City and Necropolis (Report for the Sixth and Concluding Season, 1936).’ Liverpool Annals of Archaeology and Anthropology, 23. pp. 67–100.
Event Date 1936
Author: Sam Daisley
Description (Physical description)
Bone spatula, one end tapering to a flattened point and the other broken. Now in two fragments.
Event Date 22/7/2022
Author: Sam Daisley
FM:298891
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