Légende

Rhomboid bead, unknown Northern Mesopotamian workshop; rhomboid bead with smooth surfaces, two corners cut off at the ends of the axis, with a drilled hole for stringing. 1st half of the 3rd millennium BC; Early Jazira III period Early Dynastic III; ca. 2600–ca. 2350 BC. Northern Mesopotamia Khabur basin; Tell Rad Shakra northeastern Syria. Found in children's graves. Height 2.2 cm; width 2.08 cm; depth 0.8 cm., A roughly hexagonal stone with rounded edges sits against a flat background; the stone shows a range of muted colors including off-white, beige, gray, and hints of brown, with areas of translucent milky white and darker gray patches, subtle speckles and streaks, and a slightly worn, uneven surface texture.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A01_122

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

17.5Mo (753.9Ko) / 21.0cm x 21.0cm / 2476 x 2476 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Rhomboid bead unknown Northern Mesopotamian workshop rhomboid bead smooth surfaces two corners cut off ends axis drilled hole stringing 1st half 3rd millennium BC Early Jazira III period Early Dynastic III ca 2600–ca 2350 Bc Northern Mesopotamia Khabur basin Tell Rad Shakra northeastern Syria children's graves Height 2.2 cm width 2.08 cm depth 0.8 cm roughly hexagonal stone rounded edges sits flat background stone range muted colors off-white beige gray hints brown areas translucent milky white darker gray patches subtle speckles streaks slightly worn uneven surface texture.