Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Object Name	Whorl
Category Type	Ceramic
Object Sub-category	Ceramic -- Tool
Material	Ceramic
Subjects and Themes	Weaving and textiles
Manufacture	Handmade
Ceramic Fabric	Black Ware
Decoration	None
General Description	Roughtly disc-shaped whorl, black ware with brown on the surface. Very small hole drilled through the middle of one side but very off-center on the other. Originally broken in two pieces with a crack down the center, previously repaired.
Completeness	Whole
Width (cm)	3.3
Height (cm)	2.5
Diameter (cm)	0.3
Dimension Notes	Height taken at the thickest part, diameter taken of hole on both sides.
Weight (g)	25.2
Excavation Date	1927-06-17
Exc. Object ID	x11
Excav. Ceramic Type	M15
Excav. Ceramic Serial #	0
Primary Location	Holbrook Hall, Pacific School of Religion
Catalog	Object
Collection	Tell en-Nasbeh Collection
Catalog Type	Archaeology
Catalog Date	2009-10-15
Conservation Condition	Good
Conservation Notes	Crack down the center of whorl, previously repaired. Glue is holding well, some chips around crack probably made before time of repair. Handle gently, no new repairs needed.
Object ID	B2009.1.32
Old Museum ID	444
Publication Notes	McCown, C. C. 1947. Tell en-Nasbeh, Vol. I: Archaeological and Historical Results. Berkeley and New Haven:...
Has note	Bade Museum Accession Numbers are unique number given to each object in a collection that was received from the same source at the same time.