1. 3 bracelets. Neo-Babylonian. Bronze. Art drawer.; YPM BC 027000 Geographic region: IraqNippur (Nuffar) Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: metal: bronze
2. Barrel cylinder. Dedication of Nabonidus s daughter as entu-priestess of Egipar. Neo-Babylonian. Clay.; YPM BC 016810 Geographic region: IraqUr (Tell Muqayyar) Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: clay
3. Cylinder seal. A mixed creature with human torso and pegasus body and scorpion tail points his bow and arrow at a creature with lion head and pegasus body. Below is a lion. Filling motifs include spade on a stand and disc in crescent. Neo-Assyrian. Brown chalcedony?.; YPM BC 023720 Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: stone: chalcedony
4. Cylinder seal. A winged hero holding a scimitar in one hand grabs a bull by the horns with the other. Behind is Pazuzu and a very small representation of a lion-headed demon attacking a person (ugallu and Lulal?). Above is a star and crescent. Filling motifs include a bird with a long neck. Neo-Babylonian. Chalcedony.; YPM BC 026360 Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: stone: chalcedony
5. Cylinder. Nebuchadnezzar Cylinder III, 2/13 (Nbk no. 2). Neo-Babylonian. Clay.; YPM BC 016866 Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: clay
6. Duck weight with kid suckling goat engraved on bottom; YPM BC 038126 Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: stone: chalcedony
7. Figurine, double-mold; nude female nursing child at left breast. Her left hand holds child. Child grasps her right wrist. Braided or beaded hair swept behind ears.; YPM BC 016846 Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: terracotta
8. Tablet Letter discussing silver belonging to the the temple and asking the reipient to choose a boat and send it via a messenger. v; YPM BC 034558 Geographic region: IraqUruk (Warka) Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: clay
9. Tablet fragment--upper left portion of four column tablet. $umma alu--omens concerning eagles and other birds. Neo-Babylonian. Clay.; YPM BC 030146 Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: clay
10. Tablet fragment. Badly damaged letter with fairly long greeting, probably concerning agricultural matters. Neo-Babylonian. Clay.; YPM BC 034968 Geographic region: IraqUruk (Warka) Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: clay
11. Tablet fragment. Letter asking the addressee to send fifteen donkeys, adn requesting that the sender's messenger return by a certain date. Neo-Babylonian. Clay.; YPM BC 034565 Geographic region: IraqUruk (Warka) Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: clay
12. Tablet fragment. Letter complaining that no barley is availible for (?) workmen. Neo-Babylonian. Clay.; YPM BC 034958 Geographic region: IraqUruk (Warka) Time period: Neo-Babylonian Medium: clay
