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Expedition to Beth Shean (Beisan); Clarence Fisher, 1931

Accession Lot

  • Object[420]
  • no[72]
  • yes[348]
  • no[408]
  • yes[12]
  • near eastern[420]
  • amulet[8]
  • animal bone fragment[1]
  • arrowhead[2]
  • bead[40]
  • beads[10]
  • bell[1]
  • blade fragment[1]
  • boss[1]
  • bottle[8]
  • bowl[9]
  • bowl handle[1]
  • box[1]
  • box lid[1]
  • bracelet[21]
  • buckle[2]
  • cap[1]
  • capital[1]
  • chain[1]
  • coin[42]
  • cross[4]
  • cult object[1]
  • cup stand[1]
  • cylinder seal[1]
  • decanummus[1]
  • disc[4]
  • dodecanummus[1]
  • door[1]
  • door jamb[2]
  • door socket[1]
  • double bottle[1]
  • earring[9]
  • figurine[3]
  • figurine fragment[4]
  • finger ring[7]
  • flask[1]
  • follis[8]
  • half dirhem[1]
  • half follis[1]
  • handle[1]
  • hook[2]
  • jar[1]
  • jewelry[4]
  • juglet[16]
  • key[1]
  • knife[1]
  • knife fragment[1]
  • knob[1]
  • kohl stick[3]
  • lamp[56]
  • latch[2]
  • lid[2]
  • lock[1]
  • loop[1]
  • macehead[1]
  • model[2]
  • mold[1]
  • mortar[4]
  • mosaic fragment[2]
  • necklace[1]
  • nummus[7]
  • object[2]
  • ornament[1]
  • pebble[2]
  • pendant[3]
  • pestle[1]
  • pin[7]
  • pin head[1]
  • pot[3]
  • rim sherd[1]
  • ring[22]
  • rubbing stone[2]
  • sarcophagus fragment[2]
  • sarcophagus lid fragment[1]
  • scarab[2]
  • scaraboid[3]
  • scraper[1]
  • scraper fragment[1]
  • seal (object)[1]
  • sherd[7]
  • slab[7]
  • spatula[2]
  • spindle whorl[21]
  • spool[1]
  • stirrup vase[2]
  • stopper[2]
  • strainer[1]
  • strigil[2]
  • string of beads[1]
  • stud[2]
  • sword[1]
  • tear bottle[4]
  • tool handle[1]
  • trough[1]
  • tube[1]
  • vial[1]
  • weight[8]
  • wheel[2]
  • beth shean[420]
  • israel[419]
  • anastasius i[3]
  • antiochus iii[2]
  • byzantine[111]
  • byzantine period[23]
  • constans ii[1]
  • early bronze age[3]
  • early iron age[13]
  • ez-zahir beybars[1]
  • hellenistic period[1]
  • heraclius i[2]
  • imperial roman period[11]
  • iron age ia[1]
  • iron age ib[82]
  • iron age iia[81]
  • iron age iib[21]
  • justin i[2]
  • justin ii[1]
  • justinian i[7]
  • late imperial roman period[4]
  • maurice tiberius[1]
  • phocas[2]
  • roman period[67]
  • tiberius constantine[1]
  • byzantine[41]
  • hellenistic[1]
  • imperial roman[11]
  • islamic[1]
  • late imperial roman[4]
  • phoenician[1]
  • roman[67]
  • seleucid[2]
  • "tell redim"[1]
  • area 1507[1]
  • area 1507, above rameses ii level[1]
  • below and south of c.n. 241[1]
  • below n.e. of room 1522 -- under late stone wall[2]
  • below room 1522[1]
  • built into late wall e. of room 1136 and of room 1507[1]
  • c. n. 254, upper level[1]
  • c.n.[1]
  • c.n. 241[5]
  • c.n. 241, beside sarcophagus a[1]
  • c.n. 241, under sarcophagus a[1]
  • c.n. 241; inside sarcophagus b[3]
  • c.n. 241; under sarcophagus b[1]
  • c.n. 242[4]
  • c.n. 243[1]
  • c.n. 243, northern grave (running e-w)[2]
  • c.n. 243, northern grave, running e-w[1]
  • c.n. 243, northern loculus, central grave (n-s)[1]
  • c.n. 243, northern loculus, grave at west[1]
  • c.n. 244, loculus at s. of entrance[1]
  • c.n. 244, s. of entrance[1]
  • c.n. 248[3]
  • c.n. 248, loculus at w.[6]
  • c.n. 248, northern loculus[2]
  • c.n. 248, upper debris[1]
  • c.n. 249 (debris round sarcophagi)[1]
  • c.n. 249 b[1]
  • c.n. 249 b, from e-w sarcophagus[2]
  • c.n. 249 b, grave in loculus at w.[2]
  • c.n. 249 b, grave in loculus at west[2]
  • c.n. 249 b, inside e-w sarcophagus[4]
  • c.n. 249 b, loculus at w.[1]
  • c.n. 249, (debris round sarcophagi)[1]
  • c.n. 249, loculus at w.[9]
  • c.n. 254, higher level[1]
  • c.n. 254, upper level[10]
  • c.n. 257[3]
  • c.n. 258[1]
  • c.n. 260[17]
  • c.n. 260, loculus b[4]
  • c.n. 260, loculus below 262[4]
  • c.n. 260, loculus c[1]
  • c.n. 262[2]
  • c.n. 263[4]
  • c.n. 265[1]
  • c.n. 265, central[3]
  • c.n. 265, outside door[10]
  • c.n. 266 a, low level[26]
  • c.n. 266 b[1]
  • c.n. 266 b, high level[1]
  • c.n. 266 b, low level[24]
  • c.n. 266, a, low level[2]
  • c.n. 266, high level[13]
  • c.n. 266, low level[1]
  • c.n. 269, lower ledge[1]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room 6[1]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room a[1]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room a, east[6]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room d[4]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room h[9]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room j[1]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room j, in cistern[1]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room k, bottom of grave[3]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room k, grave[2]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room l[3]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room l.[1]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room m[1]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room o[4]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room o, north of drain[3]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room o, south of drain[5]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room p[2]
  • c.n. 270, monastery, room q (outside room p.)[1]
  • c.n. below 241[1]
  • c.n. below and south of 241[1]
  • c.n. debris[6]
  • c.n. debris above 255[3]
  • c.n. debris below 267[1]
  • c.n. debris e. of 264[3]
  • c.n. debris near 264[2]
  • c.n. debris, above 255[8]
  • c.n. entrance 240[5]
  • c.n. just below 241[2]
  • c.n. surface[11]
  • c.n. surface above 255[2]
  • n.e. of room 1521[2]
  • n.w. of room 1507[7]
  • room 1510[4]
  • room 1511[2]
  • room 1513[3]
  • room 1520[2]
  • room 1538[2]
  • room 1540 s.e.[2]
  • room 1542[4]
  • room 1542 n, low[2]
  • room 1544[2]
  • room 1549 n.e.[14]
  • room 1549, n.e.[5]
  • s.w. of room 1531[2]
  • w. of room 1536[2]
  • acanthus leaf[1]
  • altar?[1]
  • anastasius i[2]
  • animal head[1]
  • antoninus pius[1]
  • boy[1]
  • branch[1]
  • bull head[1]
  • bust[1]
  • captive[1]
  • caracalla?[1]
  • child[1]
  • claudius ii[1]
  • constans ii[1]
  • constantine ii[1]
  • consular robe[2]
  • cornucopiae[1]
  • cross[21]
  • cup[1]
  • dionysos[1]
  • dioskouroi[1]
  • eagle scepter[1]
  • emperor[8]
  • face[1]
  • female figure[3]
  • fish[1]
  • floral motif[1]
  • gazelle?[1]
  • globe[1]
  • globes[1]
  • grapes[1]
  • greek inscription[2]
  • head[1]
  • heraclius i[2]
  • horseman[1]
  • human figure[2]
  • human figurine[1]
  • human head[1]
  • inscription[2]
  • juno[1]
  • justin i[1]
  • justin ii[1]
  • justinian i[7]
  • lion[1]
  • male head[1]
  • maltese cross[1]
  • man[1]
  • mappa[1]
  • martina[1]
  • maurice tiberius[2]
  • nike[1]
  • palm tree[1]
  • panther[1]
  • patera[1]
  • phocas[1]
  • scepter[1]
  • sceptre[1]
  • septimius severus[1]
  • sophia[1]
  • star[5]
  • stars[1]
  • throne[1]
  • thyrsos[1]
  • tiberius ii[1]
  • trophy[1]
  • tyche[1]
  • victory[1]
  • virgin mary[1]
  • winged victory[2]
  • wreath[2]
  • greek language[3]
  • latin language[5]
  • agate[1]
  • alabaster[8]
  • amethyst[5]
  • animal bone[1]
  • basalt[10]
  • billon[5]
  • bone[4]
  • bronze[133]
  • carnelian[10]
  • ceramic[114]
  • crystal (stone)[1]
  • diorite[1]
  • faience[16]
  • flint[2]
  • frit[1]
  • garnet[1]
  • glass[45]
  • gold[19]
  • granite[1]
  • haematite[4]
  • iron[16]
  • ivory[11]
  • lapis lazuli[1]
  • lead[1]
  • limestone[5]
  • marble (stone)[2]
  • onyx[1]
  • paste[4]
  • plaster[3]
  • pumice[1]
  • quartz[4]
  • sandstone[4]
  • steatite[9]
  • stone[8]
  • wood[1]
  • carved[2]
  • incised[4]
  • inlaid[1]
  • moulded[2]
  • anastasius i[3]
  • antiochus iii[2]
  • antoninus pius[1]
  • caracalla[1]
  • claudius ii[1]
  • constans ii[1]
  • constantius ii[3]
  • ez-zahir beybars[1]
  • heraclius i[2]
  • justin i[2]
  • justin ii[1]
  • justinian i[7]
  • maurice tiberius[2]
  • phocas[2]
  • probus[1]
  • septimus severus[1]
  • theodosius i[1]
  • tiberius constantine[1]
  • valentinian ii[1]
  • actual citation[181]

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Pot

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Lock

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Latch

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