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  U Number : 422
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B15323
  Description (Catalog Card) : Basalt hinge-socket of UR-ENGUR.
  

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  U Number : 153
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Beads. Minute, of rock crystal and white semi-hemispherical pebble, 15 in all [crossed out] of transparent white glass [crossed out] crystal and opaque glass paste, white. 7 beads go to 1cm.
  

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  U Number : 310
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Agate bowl. Intact. Lathe-turned, the center lathe-hole filled up with a strong peg. Plain rib moulding on outside. Very beautiful stone.
  

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  U Number : 23
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Milk-stone? Roughly tooth-shaped (or celt shaped) of mottled black and white granite pierced. [drawing 1:1]
  

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  U Number : 775
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B15248
  Description (Catalog Card) : Carnelian cylinder seal. Archer in chariot driving rt. shoots at kneeling archer l. Late style with a good deal of drill point work, but not bad. ? 8th century.
  

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  U Number : 803
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Beads. Cylinder-shaped and bugle, the cylinder with incised criss-cross patterns: all originally of blue glaze now decayed and blanched, on frit.
  

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  U Number : 984A
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Complete tablet, top edge broken. 3 + 3 lines. Dated. Reign of Bur-Sin(?)
  

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  U Number : 1003
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Goblet. Drab clay, wheelmade, broken. Type LXXVI. Not P.
  

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  U Number : 1013
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B15188
  Description (Catalog Card) : Terracotta relief. Red clay. Moulded. Replica (from same mould) as U.1012, but broken off a little bit below the waist.
  

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  U Number : 1014
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B15189
  Description (Catalog Card) : Terracotta relief. Moulded. Seated female figure. Very elaborate headdress. Grotesque features, flounced skirt: hands on breasts: in field, crescent (above head) and dotted circles. Much damaged by salt flaking. Red clay.
  

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