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List of results

• UK-016  + (circular with rounded back; perforated; black stone)
• TH-001  + (circular with rounded back; perforated; mottled marble)
• BK-002  + (circular with small handle; perforated)
• AP-041  + (circular yellow stone stamp seal; rounded reverse with large handle; seal design is badly broken square cross-hatching, many of the squares have broken off.)
• GY-013  + (circular, possible spindle whorl?)
• UR-004  + (circular, with rounded back with groove crossed by a lateral perforation, stripy orange stone App. III Room 5. From side chambers of E-man mah.)
• GY-004  + (circular; black stone; perforated)
• UK-019  + (conoid with perforation on back; black stone)
• UK-004  + (crescent-shaped with tall handle)
• CB-014  + (ellipsoid with handle; perforated; dark stone)
• UK-026  + (ellipsoid with ridged back, three perforations, one of them broken; grey marble)
• UK-001  + (ellipsoid with rounded back, handle broken off; perforated)
• UK-009  + (ellipsoid with rounded back; perforated; mottled grey stone)
• UK-006  + (ellipsoid; perforated; dark stone)
• UK-022  + (flattened circular incised on two sides; perforated)
• UK-030  + (flattened circular with rounded back; perforated)
• GY-005  + (flattened circular with slightly ridged back; black stone; perforated)
• UK-002  + (flattened circular, with small handle)
• UK-008  + (flattened circular; perforated)
• JT-005  + (flattened circular; pierced and broken, and pierced through centre; blackish stone)
• BK-006  + (flattened ellipsoid; perforated; black stone)
• UK-045  + (from Tell Khanzir)
• UK-010  + (hoof; perforated; black stone)
• TB-013  + (irregular pentagon with perforation; black stone; pendant?)
• TB-007  + (irregular with handle; probably only half the seal, smoothed down; black stone)

• AP-122  + (multiple objects)

• MJ-001  + (near triangular seal with perforated handle; black stone)
• UK-036  + (oval seal face with an incised design of a long horned 4-leged creature. As well as a single incised line above his back, the reverse is a low dome with slight protrusions on the longitudinal ends where the piercing was placed.)
• JT-002  + (oval with ridged back; pierced)
• UK-033  + (oval, threaded; green marble)
• UK-020  + (pendant ellipsoid incised on two sides; perforated)
• TB-014  + (pendant, irregular shape; black stone, sub-rectangular)
• AP-064  + (perforated oddly, apparently an obsidian disk)
• JT-001  + (rectangular flattened with slightly ridged back; pierced; greenish stone)
• UK-027  + (rectangular with cut corners, slightly ridged back; perforated)
• CB-018  + (rectangular with handle, vertical groove on each edge of the top; perforated)
• CB-016  + (rectangular with pyramidal back; perforated Early archaic Nin V period)
• CC-002  + (rectangular with ridged back, now broken in half; black stone)
• UK-023  + (rectangular with ridged back, two perforations on top and two on the sides meeting in the middle; black stone)
• BK-001  + (rectangular with ridged back; perforated)
• UK-024  + (rectangular with ridged back; pierced; black stone)
• UK-021  + (rectangular with rounded back; perforated; white marble)
• UK-017  + (rectangular with slightly ridged back; perforated)
• TB-004  + (rectangular with slightly ridged back; threaded; black marble)
• UR-005  + (rectangular with small handle on back; black stone Vol IV)
• BK-003  + (rectangular with small handle; perforated; green stone)
• UK-007  + (rectangular; perforated; smoky grey quartz)
• TB-005  + (rectangular; threaded; black marble)
• TB-003  + (rectangular?, broken; threaded; black marble)
• AP-037  + (roughly circular black stone stamp seal; face and reverse are badly broken with only half the handle and 2/3 of the face remaining; design has a central circle with a cross centred on it, surrounded by roughly aligned square cross-hatching.)
• AP-042  + (roughly rectangular orange clay stamp seal; reverse is thick with a small unperforated handle; design is crude with a deep central vertical line crossed by smalled horizontal lines at semi-regular intervals.)