Late Bronze Age III
Ivory Carved Rod
Ivory rod; cylindrical, tapering slightly towards one end, then stepped to a narrow cylinder, now broken; a circular shaft has been drilled into the centre of the other end for approximately one third of the length; decorated with two carved horizontal lines and a cross-hatched band at the hollow end, framed by sets of four horizontal lines at the other. Dimensions: Diameter: 1 centimetres; Length: 7.80 centimetres max Object Type: rod Techniques: carved; drilled
Date
1340 - 1050 BC
Accession No.
1897,0401.1373
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Enkomi
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