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Bident
{'def': '1300'} · {'def': '1300'}
Black bronze surface. Intact.
DATE
{'def': '1300'}
CULTURE
{'def': '1300'}
RECORDED HOLDER
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification
Named in the record: lachish
Cuneiform tablet
1980–5 BC
Documents from Neo-Assyrian to Achaemenid times. The oldest is from 632 BC. Cf. MM 1977:016 and MM 1980:005
DATE
1980–5 BC
RECORDED HOLDER
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
No biblical link recorded
Cuneiform tablet
1980–5 BC
Documents from Neo-Assyrian to Achaemenid times. The oldest is from 632 BC. MM 1977:013 and MM1980:005
DATE
1980–5 BC
RECORDED HOLDER
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
No biblical link recorded
Cuneiform tablet
1933–2 BC
Ex. case no 7e. This text documents the paying/delivering of livestock to the city of Puzri¸s-Dagan from the cities of Mari, Ur¸su and Ebla. These three very important cities are found far to the west of the central core of the Ur III state within the borders of modern Syria. The livestock were sent as a ¸su-gid2 to the “kitchen” (e2 muhaldim) of Puzri¸s-Dagan where they most likely were slaughtered and given as…
DATE
1933–2 BC
FINDSPOT
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RECORDED HOLDER
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification
Named in the record: mari · ur
Cuneiform tablet
1977–13 BC
Documents from Neo-Assyrian to Achaemenid times. The oldest is from 632 BC. Cf. MM 1977:013 and MM 1977:016
DATE
1977–13 BC
RECORDED HOLDER
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
No biblical link recorded
Earring
1992–1 BC
Cf/excavation: Musche 1992, pl. XCIX: 1, p. 249; Schmidt et alii 1989 pl. 160c ChJal 1 three knobs, ch. 27C.1.5. p. 261 bronze Chujale tomb 1, pls. 160f Sor 700, 160i Sor 1506, many knobs, thicker ch. 27C.1.6. pp. 261-2 iron! All probably Iron 2; Vanden Berghe 1968c (109-127) ab 9.2, 9.3. biconical knobs...; Tufnell 1957 Lachish pl. 57: 10 earring 4 knobs 1002 layer 12 material AK field # 1333. 800-700 BC. (MMLur:…
DATE
1992–1 BC
RECORDED HOLDER
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification
Named in the record: lachish
SHM 20564:0064
Achaemenid (547-331 BC) · Akkadian · clay
unpublished unassigned ?
DATE
Achaemenid (547-331 BC)
CULTURE
Akkadian
PERIOD
Achaemenid (547-331 BC)
MEDIUM
clay
DIMENSIONS
39 x 38 x ?
MUSEUM NUMBER
SHM 20564:0064
RECORDED HOLDER
Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, Sweden
No biblical link recorded
Tablet
1980–5 BC
Documents from Neo-Assyrian to Achaemenid times. The oldest is from 632 BC. Cf. MM 1977:016 and MM 1980:005
DATE
1980–5 BC
RECORDED HOLDER
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
No biblical link recorded
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