10588E.1

Description (Catalog Card):	Head ornament. A. Gold Ribbon B. Wreath of lapis and carnelian beads with gold mulberry-leaf pendants. C. [.1-.2] Large Gold Lunate Earrings D. Remains of silver head ornament with inlaid rosette petals [Drawing] E. [.1-.2] Silver wire spiral coil earrings. F. A silver pin, circular in section. Lapis ball head broken off. G. Silver and gold double conoids single string-gold and silver alternate.¹
Find Context (Catalog Card):	PG 789 (No. 57) Burial G
Material (Catalog Card):	Silver

U Number:	10588E.1
Museum:	University of Pennsylvania Museum
Object Type:	Dress and Personal Ornaments >> Earrings >> Earrings
Season Number:	06: 1927-1928
Material:	Inorganic Remains >> Metal >> Silver
Museum Number (UPM B-number):	B16739A

[1] Woolley's description

Location	Context Title	Context Description	Description (Modern)
	PG/789	Woolley called this the 'King's Grave' because of its elaborate death pit that included many weapons. The main chamber, however, had been looted, leaving only a few scattered remains. The death pit contained the remains of more than 60 people, six of whom wore helmets and stood at the dromos/entrance as if to guard it.	(none)
	Burial 57 \| Burial G	(none)	(none)