Bronze. Passing lion in the round on the back of the socket.Legrain publication: "Bronze adze, with a remarkable long socket adorned more than reinforced by a lion passant in the round."
CBS Register: Alabaster vase, excellently preserved. Persian period. 280 mm high. 2 ears [with sketch of rim, lip, and handle]. Continued nos. 4086-4314
Alabaster slab with reliefs. The decoration is made of ten antelopes' heads (or bulls' heads? Bukranion), four of which are broken or burnt, between two tower-like constructions. The con-structions are of the typical South Arabian style; a door in a recess, and a window above a straight lintel.
Dark green glass. Pointed base, Funnel-shaped body, inward sloping shoulders, slender cylindrical neck with applied ring at middle; wide uneven folded/flanged rim.Blown
Blue glazed. 2 handles, pointed base, groove on and at base of elongated neck, rolled rim.CBS Register: no field number. clay amphora. with sketch. blue glaze.Glazed
CBS Register: demon's head. Green glazed pottery bead. 9 mm long. Neo-Bab - Persian. Pierced 2 holes broad wise.spacer bead? Not a demon head but rather a crouching frog?Glazed
translucent light beige. not bored. three narrow concentric rings of crowded thin-line script, separated by two bands of darker decoration. central piece is grid with minute symbols, surrounded by ovals of decoration and script.
Pendant carved of pink, fine-grained stone. Two fish, joined at their stomachs. Smooth with gills, fins, stomach line incised. Eyes drilled out. Carved loop at the heads, pierced horizontally for suspension, Part of tails broken away.
UE IV: calf's head, carved in dark steatite; the neck is pierced horizontally for attachment, the eyes followed for inlay and there is a hole for inlay in the forehead; good archaic work
Black circular amulet decorated with Arabic inscription in circles. large arabic numerals in center. hole bored through diameter. other side smooth.Inscribed
