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bead
;
necklace
(as assembled)
Object Type
bead
necklace
(as assembled)
Museum number
1897,0401.737
Description
Three gold beads (from twenty-eight gold beads, described in register as of various forms). Strung with gold and cornelian beads 1897.4-1.417, 701 and 736 to form a necklace. The 1897,0401.737 beads are not numbered but see 1897,0401.701 for discussion and dimensions of entire J678.
Cultures/periods
Late Cypriot
Production date
1550BC-1200BC
Production place
Made in:
Cyprus
Excavator/field collector
Excavated by:
Turner Bequest Excavations, Enkomi
Findspot
Excavated/Findspot:
Enkomi
, uncertain tomb
Materials
gold
Curator's comments
It is unknown where the other 25 gold beads are located but they were possibly strung into a different jewellery number.
Bibliographic references
Jewellery / Catalogue of the Jewellery, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman, in the Departments of Antiquities, British Museum.
(678)
Goring 1983 / Late Cypriot Goldwork
(No. 529)
Crewe 2009 / Enkomi
(U.90)
Location
On display
(G72/dc15)
Acquisition name
From:
Turner Bequest Excavations, Enkomi
Funder name
Funded by:
Emma Tourner Turner
(bequest)
Acquisition date
1897
Department
Greek and Roman
Registration number
1897,0401.737