Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
Object Name	Unidentifiable Figurine
Catalog Date	2013-10-07
Condition Report Date	2013-10-07
Condition	Good
Condition Notes	Figurine fragment is broken but otherwise in good condition.
General Description	Unidentifiable ceramic figurine fragment; bulbous, heavy four-pointed body with narrowing pedestal base. Possibly the body and base of a duck figurine? Handmade, redware with white slip.
Excavation Date	1927-05-27
Primary Location	Holbrook Hall, Pacific School of Religion
Drawer	117E
Unit	S143 (= Si43?)
Old Number	381
Provenance	The museum book entry gives the provenance as "S143" which may mean Silo 43; however, neither S143 nor Silo 43 appear in the excavation report as dated architectural contexts.
Category Type	Ceramic
Subcatagory	Ceramic -- Figurine
General Notes	The museum book suggests that this object is a "duckling figurine on a pedestal base" with its head missing.
Publication Notes	McCown, C. C. 1947. Tell en-Nasbeh, Vol. I: Archaeological and Historical Results. Berkeley and New Haven: The Palestine Institute of Pacific School of Religion and the American Schools of Oriental Research. Wampler, J. C. 1947. Tell en-Nasbeh, Vol. II: The Pottery. Berkeley and New Haven: The Palestine Institute of Pacific School of Religion and the American Schools of Oriental Research.
Material	Ceramic
Weight (g)	185.6
Depth (cm)	0.0
Diameter (cm)	0.0
Height (cm)	6.5
Length (cm)	7.0
Width (cm)	6.6
Dimension Notes	All measurements taken at widest points.
Decoration	Slip
Decoration Notes	White slip
Completeness	Fragment
Manufacture	Handmade
Ceramic Fabric	Red ware with gray core and medium gray inclusions.
Updated	2013-11-18