CB-007


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CB-007
CB-007 Face.jpg
The unique identifying number for this artefact.
 Item Code:		 CB-007
The quality of the data.
 Data Quality:		 D
The general type of artefact.
 Type:		 Stamp Seal
The site/location the artefact was found at.
 Site:		 Chagar Bazar
The basic colour of the artefact.
 Basic Colour:		 Black
The specific colour of the artefact.
 Specific Colour:		 Black
The general type of material the artefact is made of i.e. Stone or Bone.
 Base Material:		 Stone
The specific material the artefact is made of i.e. Marble or Limestone.
 Specific Material:		 Chlorite
See Artefact Condition for a full definition of condition types
 Condition:		 Average (Broken)
Phasing
The traditional archaeological phase the artefact is from.
 Period:		 Historic
The site or regional specific archaeological phase the artefact is from.
 Sub-Period:		 Level 1 CB
The Aktanak phase the object is from
 Phase:		 KhaburVeryLate
Comment on the phasing of the object
 Phasing Comment:		 (T.D. Level I) Seal apparently comes from levels dated to the middle of the 2nd Millennium BC. Stylistically and morphologically this is unlikely and Mallowan mentiones parallels with 4th Millennium seals from Tepe Hissar. Impossible to really assign a period but even accepting a bit of inaccuracy it is hard to imagine how a prehistoric seal would have reached such later levels.
Measurements
Arbitary type with a similar size
 Scale:
Length being the longest edge
 Length:		 28.07 mm
1.105 inches
Width being the shorter edge
Width:		 16.22 mm
0.0162 m
1.622 cm
1.622e-5 km
1.007864e-5 miles
0.0532 foot
Height of the artefact, including suspension loop
 Full Height:		 15.66 mm
0.0157 m
1.566 cm
1.566e-5 km
9.73067e-6 miles
0.0514 foot
Height of the artefact body excluding the handle/eyelet
 Body Height:		 6.81 mm
0.00681 m
0.681 cm
6.81e-6 km
4.231537e-6 miles
0.0223 foot
Weight
 Weight		 6.5 g
0.0065 kg
0.00102 stones
0.0143 lb
0.229 onces
Comment on the completeness of the measurements
 Measurement Comment:		 Width broken

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Classifications

Artefact description

Body and Design information

The type of object
 Body Type: 		Stamp
The design group of the object
 Design Type: 		Circles
The profile of the object defines the reverse and method of suspension
 Body Reverse: 		Raised
The design sub group of the object
 Design Sub-Type: 		Circles with Peripheral Lines
Defines the shape of the face of the object
 Body Face: 		Circular
The specific elements that form the seal design
 Design Elements:
The specific elements that form the seal body
 Body Elements:
If a sealing, the type (door, label, etc.) of sealing
 Sealing Type: 		Not a Sealing
Nature of the Piercing
 Piercing Type: 		Covering Eyelet
Type Comments:


Specific Location

Context: Loose in soil
Coordinates:
Depth:
Site Area:
Site Lot:
Site Lot Group: Unassigned

Additional Information

Artefact Location: The British Museum
Artefact Excavator: Max Edgar Lucien Mallowan
Artefact Excavator Type: Stamp Seal
Artefact Excavator Number: S. 756
Artefact Depot Number: 1935,1207.433
Artefact References: Mallowan (1936) (fig.7.9)

Attached Media

ArtefactFace:
The Face of CB-007
ArtefactSide:
The Side(s) of CB-007
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The Side(s) of CB-007
ArtefactReverse:
The Reverse of CB-007
ArtefactImpression:
The Impression of CB-007
ArtefactOther:
Other perspectives of CB-007
ArtefactDrawing:
Drawing of CB-007
ArtefactAdditionalMedia:
None.jpg

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ArtefactBasicColourBlack +
ArtefactConditionAverage (Broken) +
ArtefactContextLoose in soil +
ArtefactDepotNumber1935,1207.433 +
ArtefactDrawingFile:None +
ArtefactExcavatorMax Edgar Lucien Mallowan +
ArtefactExcavatorNumberS. 756 +
ArtefactExcavatorTypeStamp Seal +
ArtefactFaceFile:CB-007 Face.jpg +
ArtefactHeightFull0.0157 m (1.566 cm, 15.66 mm, 1.566e-5 km, 9.73067e-6 miles, 0.0514 foot, 0.617 inches) +
ArtefactHeightHandleless0.00681 m (0.681 cm, 6.81 mm, 6.81e-6 km, 4.231537e-6 miles, 0.0223 foot, 0.268 inches) +
ArtefactImpressionFile:CB-007 Impression.jpg +
ArtefactLength28.07 mm (1.105 inches) +
ArtefactLocationThe British Museum +
ArtefactMeasurementCommentWidth broken +
ArtefactOtherFile:None +
ArtefactPhaseKhaburVeryLate +
ArtefactReferencesMallowan (1936) (fig.7.9) +
ArtefactReverseFile:CB-007 Reverse.jpg +
ArtefactSideFile:CB-007 Side.jpg + and File:CB-007 Side B.jpg +
ArtefactSpecificColourBlack +
ArtefactTypeStamp Seal +
ArtefactWeight0.0065 kg (6.5 g, 0.00102 stones, 0.0143 lb, 0.229 onces) +
ArtefactWidth0.0162 m (1.622 cm, 16.22 mm, 1.622e-5 km, 1.007864e-5 miles, 0.0532 foot, 0.639 inches) +
BodyFaceCircular +
BodyPiercingCovering Eyelet +
BodyReverseRaised +
BodyTypeStamp +
DataQualityD +
DesignGroupCircles +
DesignSubGroupCircles with Peripheral Lines +
ItemCodeCB-007 +
MaterialBasicStone +
MaterialSpecificChlorite +
PeriodHistoric +
PhaseComment(T.D. Level I) Seal apparently comes from …
(T.D. Level I) Seal apparently comes from levels dated to the middle of the 2nd Millennium BC. Stylistically and morphologically this is unlikely and Mallowan mentiones parallels with 4th Millennium seals from Tepe Hissar. Impossible to really assign a period but even accepting a bit of inaccuracy it is hard to imagine how a prehistoric seal would have reached such later levels.
seal would have reached such later levels. +
SealingTypeNot a Sealing +
SiteChagar Bazar +
SiteLotGroupUnassigned +
SubPeriodLevel 1 CB +
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