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bead
Object Type
bead
Museum number
EA69470
Description
Four globular beads of dark-coloured opaque glass, all pierced.
Excavator/field collector
Excavated by:
British School of Archaeology, Egypt
Findspot
Excavated/Findspot:
Qaw el-Kebir
, 23/600
Materials
glass
Dimensions
Diameter:
1.03 centimetres
(largest bead)
Bibliographic references
Adams 1977 / Egyptian objects in the Victoria and Albert Museum
(p.47)
Brunton 1930 / Qau and Badari III
(III, p.39)
Location
Not on display
Condition
good
Acquisition name
Transferred from:
Victoria and Albert Museum
Acquisition date
1923
Department
Egypt and Sudan
BM/Big number
EA69470
Registration number
1982,0526.220
Additional IDs
Previous owner/ex-collection number:
C674-1923
(V&A number)
Previous owner/ex-collection number:
C674a-1923
(V&A number)
Previous owner/ex-collection number:
C674b-1923
(V&A number)
Previous owner/ex-collection number:
C674c-1923
(V&A number)
Previous owner/ex-collection number:
C674d-1923
(V&A number)