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"Multiple Bead" with ornamental decoration from Nuzi Temple Courtyard Room G 50, Stratum II
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A rectangular bead designed to simulate multiple strands of beads. Doubly pierced. The middle "strands" represent two strings of three fluted beads each. The modern mount obscures the back of the bead, although it appears to be flat. The greenish blue glass has weathered and decayed significantly, making it difficult to determine the original color.
Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art & Numismatics
Excavated from Yorghan Tepe Iraq; Original Field Catalogue #30.1.202 (January 1930 object 202)
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Harvard-Baghdad School Expedition
Title: "Multiple Bead" with ornamental decoration from Nuzi Temple Courtyard Room G 50, Stratum II
Description:
A rectangular bead designed to simulate multiple strands of beads.
Doubly pierced.
The middle "strands" represent two strings of three fluted beads each.
The modern mount obscures the back of the bead, although it appears to be flat.
The greenish blue glass has weathered and decayed significantly, making it difficult to determine the original color.
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