obj_num
stringlengths
3
23
file
stringlengths
8
68
image
imagewidth (px)
55
15.4k
root
stringclasses
100 values
description
stringlengths
1
8.84k
label
class label
443 classes
other_name
stringlengths
1
100
material
stringclasses
204 values
production.period
stringclasses
252 values
production.place
stringclasses
308 values
durom.2006.25
2006.25-bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2006
Music CD. The disc is in a clear fronted plastic CD case, with a printed paper insert depicting 7 people in Mongolian dress holding instruments in front of a mountainous landscape. The back of the box has a paper insert printed with a continuation of the landscape and a list of the tracks and running times.The front of the disc is printed in blue with text in black and white.
218compact discs
null
aluminum
null
Ulaanbaatar
durom.2006.25
2006.25-bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2006
Music CD. The disc is in a clear fronted plastic CD case, with a printed paper insert depicting 7 people in Mongolian dress holding instruments in front of a mountainous landscape. The back of the box has a paper insert printed with a continuation of the landscape and a list of the tracks and running times.The front of the disc is printed in blue with text in black and white.
218compact discs
null
aluminum
null
Ulaanbaatar
durom.2006.25
2006.25-bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2006
Music CD. The disc is in a clear fronted plastic CD case, with a printed paper insert depicting 7 people in Mongolian dress holding instruments in front of a mountainous landscape. The back of the box has a paper insert printed with a continuation of the landscape and a list of the tracks and running times.The front of the disc is printed in blue with text in black and white.
218compact discs
null
aluminum
null
Ulaanbaatar
durom.2006.25
2006.25-bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2006
Music CD. The disc is in a clear fronted plastic CD case, with a printed paper insert depicting 7 people in Mongolian dress holding instruments in front of a mountainous landscape. The back of the box has a paper insert printed with a continuation of the landscape and a list of the tracks and running times.The front of the disc is printed in blue with text in black and white.
218compact discs
null
aluminum
null
Ulaanbaatar
durom.2006.25
2006.25-bb.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2006
Music CD. The disc is in a clear fronted plastic CD case, with a printed paper insert depicting 7 people in Mongolian dress holding instruments in front of a mountainous landscape. The back of the box has a paper insert printed with a continuation of the landscape and a list of the tracks and running times.The front of the disc is printed in blue with text in black and white.
218compact discs
null
aluminum
null
Ulaanbaatar
eg3151
eg3151 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Green pataikos Figure. Dwarf figure, naked, skull cap with suspension loop on back.
145amulets
pataikos amulet
faience
null
Egypt
eg3151
eg3151 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Green pataikos Figure. Dwarf figure, naked, skull cap with suspension loop on back.
145amulets
pataikos amulet
faience
null
Egypt
eg3151
eg3151 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Green pataikos Figure. Dwarf figure, naked, skull cap with suspension loop on back.
145amulets
pataikos amulet
faience
null
Egypt
eg3151
eg3151 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Green pataikos Figure. Dwarf figure, naked, skull cap with suspension loop on back.
145amulets
pataikos amulet
faience
null
Egypt
eg3151
eg3151 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
Green pataikos Figure. Dwarf figure, naked, skull cap with suspension loop on back.
145amulets
pataikos amulet
faience
null
Egypt
durom.1967.20
1967.20.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1967
brocade tapesty in frame, scene depicts two dieties from the Water Margin. On gauze.
111Screen
null
gauze
null
China
durom.1967.20
1967.20.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1967
brocade tapesty in frame, scene depicts two dieties from the Water Margin. On gauze.
111Screen
null
gauze
null
China
durom.1967.20
1967.20.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1967
brocade tapesty in frame, scene depicts two dieties from the Water Margin. On gauze.
111Screen
null
gauze
null
China
durom.1967.20
1967.20.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1967
brocade tapesty in frame, scene depicts two dieties from the Water Margin. On gauze.
111Screen
null
gauze
null
China
durom.1967.20
1967.20.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1967
brocade tapesty in frame, scene depicts two dieties from the Water Margin. On gauze.
111Screen
null
gauze
null
China
durom.2011.3
2011.3-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2011
Silver Dirham; period of Yazid II/Hisham; mint of Dimashq (Damascuso)
216coins
Dirham
silver
Umayyad Dynasty
Dimashq Mint
durom.2011.3
2011.3-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2011
Silver Dirham; period of Yazid II/Hisham; mint of Dimashq (Damascuso)
216coins
Dirham
silver
Umayyad Dynasty
Dimashq Mint
durom.2011.3
2011.3-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2011
Silver Dirham; period of Yazid II/Hisham; mint of Dimashq (Damascuso)
216coins
Dirham
silver
Umayyad Dynasty
Dimashq Mint
durom.2011.3
2011.3-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2011
Silver Dirham; period of Yazid II/Hisham; mint of Dimashq (Damascuso)
216coins
Dirham
silver
Umayyad Dynasty
Dimashq Mint
durom.2011.3
2011.3-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2011
Silver Dirham; period of Yazid II/Hisham; mint of Dimashq (Damascuso)
216coins
Dirham
silver
Umayyad Dynasty
Dimashq Mint
durma.2020.1.9
durma.2020.1.9.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A medieval worked bone needle fragment, made from a large cattle/horse long bone. The bone has been shaped by shaving the surface lengthwise, then working the tip further to obtain a sharp point; the shaving planes are still visible. Without the top part of the object it is impossible to confirm its function, however it is likely that this was a needle. Until the general introduction of buttons, bone needles with un‐pierced heads were commonly used for fastening loose clothing (such as cloaks and tunics). From the Roman period onwards they were also used as hair pins. Needles with pierced heads or eyes were used to thread coarse materials (MacGregor 1985, 113).
309needles
null
bone
Medieval and post-medieval
null
durma.2020.1.9
durma.2020.1.9.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A medieval worked bone needle fragment, made from a large cattle/horse long bone. The bone has been shaped by shaving the surface lengthwise, then working the tip further to obtain a sharp point; the shaving planes are still visible. Without the top part of the object it is impossible to confirm its function, however it is likely that this was a needle. Until the general introduction of buttons, bone needles with un‐pierced heads were commonly used for fastening loose clothing (such as cloaks and tunics). From the Roman period onwards they were also used as hair pins. Needles with pierced heads or eyes were used to thread coarse materials (MacGregor 1985, 113).
309needles
null
bone
Medieval and post-medieval
null
durma.2020.1.9
durma.2020.1.9.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A medieval worked bone needle fragment, made from a large cattle/horse long bone. The bone has been shaped by shaving the surface lengthwise, then working the tip further to obtain a sharp point; the shaving planes are still visible. Without the top part of the object it is impossible to confirm its function, however it is likely that this was a needle. Until the general introduction of buttons, bone needles with un‐pierced heads were commonly used for fastening loose clothing (such as cloaks and tunics). From the Roman period onwards they were also used as hair pins. Needles with pierced heads or eyes were used to thread coarse materials (MacGregor 1985, 113).
309needles
null
bone
Medieval and post-medieval
null
durma.2020.1.9
durma.2020.1.9.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A medieval worked bone needle fragment, made from a large cattle/horse long bone. The bone has been shaped by shaving the surface lengthwise, then working the tip further to obtain a sharp point; the shaving planes are still visible. Without the top part of the object it is impossible to confirm its function, however it is likely that this was a needle. Until the general introduction of buttons, bone needles with un‐pierced heads were commonly used for fastening loose clothing (such as cloaks and tunics). From the Roman period onwards they were also used as hair pins. Needles with pierced heads or eyes were used to thread coarse materials (MacGregor 1985, 113).
309needles
null
bone
Medieval and post-medieval
null
durma.2020.1.9
durma.2020.1.9.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A medieval worked bone needle fragment, made from a large cattle/horse long bone. The bone has been shaped by shaving the surface lengthwise, then working the tip further to obtain a sharp point; the shaving planes are still visible. Without the top part of the object it is impossible to confirm its function, however it is likely that this was a needle. Until the general introduction of buttons, bone needles with un‐pierced heads were commonly used for fastening loose clothing (such as cloaks and tunics). From the Roman period onwards they were also used as hair pins. Needles with pierced heads or eyes were used to thread coarse materials (MacGregor 1985, 113).
309needles
null
bone
Medieval and post-medieval
null
durma.2020.3.118
durma.2020.3.118-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A Roman copper-alloy repousse plate brooch dating to the late second or early third century AD, part of the Piercebridge River Collection. The brooch consists of a circular plate with applied repousse disc with stamped decoration. The decoration comprises circumferential beaded rim and a central triskele motif. On the underside of the brooch, there are two perforated semi-circular lugs for securing the pin, a fragment of which is in situ. The catchplate is rectangular. The brooch plate has a diameter of 21mm and is a maximum of 1mm thick. The brooch weighs 3.2g. Mackreth (2011, 155) suggests a date between AD 150 and AD 250 with a distribution spreading through the 'south from east to west...it seems to be absent from the Midlands and the Marches, in fact, it only appears in the north on military sites. This may reflect on the dating: there appears to be none from the Antonine Wall but plenty at South Shields....the distribution aids the limited dating evidence: one should take it that the large number from South Shields belong to the strongly attested Severan occupation.'
182brooches
repousse plate brooch
copper alloy
Roman
null
durma.2020.3.118
durma.2020.3.118-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A Roman copper-alloy repousse plate brooch dating to the late second or early third century AD, part of the Piercebridge River Collection. The brooch consists of a circular plate with applied repousse disc with stamped decoration. The decoration comprises circumferential beaded rim and a central triskele motif. On the underside of the brooch, there are two perforated semi-circular lugs for securing the pin, a fragment of which is in situ. The catchplate is rectangular. The brooch plate has a diameter of 21mm and is a maximum of 1mm thick. The brooch weighs 3.2g. Mackreth (2011, 155) suggests a date between AD 150 and AD 250 with a distribution spreading through the 'south from east to west...it seems to be absent from the Midlands and the Marches, in fact, it only appears in the north on military sites. This may reflect on the dating: there appears to be none from the Antonine Wall but plenty at South Shields....the distribution aids the limited dating evidence: one should take it that the large number from South Shields belong to the strongly attested Severan occupation.'
182brooches
repousse plate brooch
copper alloy
Roman
null
durma.2020.3.118
durma.2020.3.118-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A Roman copper-alloy repousse plate brooch dating to the late second or early third century AD, part of the Piercebridge River Collection. The brooch consists of a circular plate with applied repousse disc with stamped decoration. The decoration comprises circumferential beaded rim and a central triskele motif. On the underside of the brooch, there are two perforated semi-circular lugs for securing the pin, a fragment of which is in situ. The catchplate is rectangular. The brooch plate has a diameter of 21mm and is a maximum of 1mm thick. The brooch weighs 3.2g. Mackreth (2011, 155) suggests a date between AD 150 and AD 250 with a distribution spreading through the 'south from east to west...it seems to be absent from the Midlands and the Marches, in fact, it only appears in the north on military sites. This may reflect on the dating: there appears to be none from the Antonine Wall but plenty at South Shields....the distribution aids the limited dating evidence: one should take it that the large number from South Shields belong to the strongly attested Severan occupation.'
182brooches
repousse plate brooch
copper alloy
Roman
null
durma.2020.3.118
durma.2020.3.118-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A Roman copper-alloy repousse plate brooch dating to the late second or early third century AD, part of the Piercebridge River Collection. The brooch consists of a circular plate with applied repousse disc with stamped decoration. The decoration comprises circumferential beaded rim and a central triskele motif. On the underside of the brooch, there are two perforated semi-circular lugs for securing the pin, a fragment of which is in situ. The catchplate is rectangular. The brooch plate has a diameter of 21mm and is a maximum of 1mm thick. The brooch weighs 3.2g. Mackreth (2011, 155) suggests a date between AD 150 and AD 250 with a distribution spreading through the 'south from east to west...it seems to be absent from the Midlands and the Marches, in fact, it only appears in the north on military sites. This may reflect on the dating: there appears to be none from the Antonine Wall but plenty at South Shields....the distribution aids the limited dating evidence: one should take it that the large number from South Shields belong to the strongly attested Severan occupation.'
182brooches
repousse plate brooch
copper alloy
Roman
null
durma.2020.3.118
durma.2020.3.118-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A Roman copper-alloy repousse plate brooch dating to the late second or early third century AD, part of the Piercebridge River Collection. The brooch consists of a circular plate with applied repousse disc with stamped decoration. The decoration comprises circumferential beaded rim and a central triskele motif. On the underside of the brooch, there are two perforated semi-circular lugs for securing the pin, a fragment of which is in situ. The catchplate is rectangular. The brooch plate has a diameter of 21mm and is a maximum of 1mm thick. The brooch weighs 3.2g. Mackreth (2011, 155) suggests a date between AD 150 and AD 250 with a distribution spreading through the 'south from east to west...it seems to be absent from the Midlands and the Marches, in fact, it only appears in the north on military sites. This may reflect on the dating: there appears to be none from the Antonine Wall but plenty at South Shields....the distribution aids the limited dating evidence: one should take it that the large number from South Shields belong to the strongly attested Severan occupation.'
182brooches
repousse plate brooch
copper alloy
Roman
null
durom.1968.163
1968.163-rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
Copper-based flower-pot in octangle shape, filled in and painted with enamel colours of figurine design, Painted Falang Enamel ware. The folded rim is painted with peach design on the surface and classic scrolls on the sides. The body, four large panels: one painted with a man and a woman walking towards a bridge in a mountain landscape; one painted with a man fishing by a pine tree and a boy attendant carrying a fish basket aside; one painted with a bearded old man and a boy sitting under a pine tree; the last one painted with a lady sitting by a large peony branch and a boy sitting in front of her, holding a vase. The large panels are topped with a bat. Between the large panels there are small panels decorated with flowers including plum blossom, bamboo, peach, peony, lotus and promegrante. All the panels are decorated with lotus panels at the base. The pot stands on four feet which are decorated with fret on the outside. The ridges of the pot are bound with copper.
337pots
铜胎画珐琅人物故事图八方盆
metal
Qing
China
durom.1968.163
1968.163-rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
Copper-based flower-pot in octangle shape, filled in and painted with enamel colours of figurine design, Painted Falang Enamel ware. The folded rim is painted with peach design on the surface and classic scrolls on the sides. The body, four large panels: one painted with a man and a woman walking towards a bridge in a mountain landscape; one painted with a man fishing by a pine tree and a boy attendant carrying a fish basket aside; one painted with a bearded old man and a boy sitting under a pine tree; the last one painted with a lady sitting by a large peony branch and a boy sitting in front of her, holding a vase. The large panels are topped with a bat. Between the large panels there are small panels decorated with flowers including plum blossom, bamboo, peach, peony, lotus and promegrante. All the panels are decorated with lotus panels at the base. The pot stands on four feet which are decorated with fret on the outside. The ridges of the pot are bound with copper.
337pots
铜胎画珐琅人物故事图八方盆
metal
Qing
China
durom.1968.163
1968.163-rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
Copper-based flower-pot in octangle shape, filled in and painted with enamel colours of figurine design, Painted Falang Enamel ware. The folded rim is painted with peach design on the surface and classic scrolls on the sides. The body, four large panels: one painted with a man and a woman walking towards a bridge in a mountain landscape; one painted with a man fishing by a pine tree and a boy attendant carrying a fish basket aside; one painted with a bearded old man and a boy sitting under a pine tree; the last one painted with a lady sitting by a large peony branch and a boy sitting in front of her, holding a vase. The large panels are topped with a bat. Between the large panels there are small panels decorated with flowers including plum blossom, bamboo, peach, peony, lotus and promegrante. All the panels are decorated with lotus panels at the base. The pot stands on four feet which are decorated with fret on the outside. The ridges of the pot are bound with copper.
337pots
铜胎画珐琅人物故事图八方盆
metal
Qing
China
durom.1968.163
1968.163-rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
Copper-based flower-pot in octangle shape, filled in and painted with enamel colours of figurine design, Painted Falang Enamel ware. The folded rim is painted with peach design on the surface and classic scrolls on the sides. The body, four large panels: one painted with a man and a woman walking towards a bridge in a mountain landscape; one painted with a man fishing by a pine tree and a boy attendant carrying a fish basket aside; one painted with a bearded old man and a boy sitting under a pine tree; the last one painted with a lady sitting by a large peony branch and a boy sitting in front of her, holding a vase. The large panels are topped with a bat. Between the large panels there are small panels decorated with flowers including plum blossom, bamboo, peach, peony, lotus and promegrante. All the panels are decorated with lotus panels at the base. The pot stands on four feet which are decorated with fret on the outside. The ridges of the pot are bound with copper.
337pots
铜胎画珐琅人物故事图八方盆
metal
Qing
China
durom.1968.163
1968.163-rr.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1968
Copper-based flower-pot in octangle shape, filled in and painted with enamel colours of figurine design, Painted Falang Enamel ware. The folded rim is painted with peach design on the surface and classic scrolls on the sides. The body, four large panels: one painted with a man and a woman walking towards a bridge in a mountain landscape; one painted with a man fishing by a pine tree and a boy attendant carrying a fish basket aside; one painted with a bearded old man and a boy sitting under a pine tree; the last one painted with a lady sitting by a large peony branch and a boy sitting in front of her, holding a vase. The large panels are topped with a bat. Between the large panels there are small panels decorated with flowers including plum blossom, bamboo, peach, peony, lotus and promegrante. All the panels are decorated with lotus panels at the base. The pot stands on four feet which are decorated with fret on the outside. The ridges of the pot are bound with copper.
337pots
铜胎画珐琅人物故事图八方盆
metal
Qing
China
durom.1977.97.38
durom.1977.97.38-ss.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1977
Pith painting depicting a woman (not a man) performing acrobatics. The woman wears pink jackets with a blue belt tied around the waist and green trousers. Wearing trousers and big feet indicates that the woman is a labour worker. She is balancing a plate with flowers on. Made for export.
98Pith Painting
通草画
Watercolour on Rice Paper
Qing
Guangzhou
durom.1977.97.38
durom.1977.97.38-ss.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1977
Pith painting depicting a woman (not a man) performing acrobatics. The woman wears pink jackets with a blue belt tied around the waist and green trousers. Wearing trousers and big feet indicates that the woman is a labour worker. She is balancing a plate with flowers on. Made for export.
98Pith Painting
通草画
Watercolour on Rice Paper
Qing
Guangzhou
durom.1977.97.38
durom.1977.97.38-ss.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1977
Pith painting depicting a woman (not a man) performing acrobatics. The woman wears pink jackets with a blue belt tied around the waist and green trousers. Wearing trousers and big feet indicates that the woman is a labour worker. She is balancing a plate with flowers on. Made for export.
98Pith Painting
通草画
Watercolour on Rice Paper
Qing
Guangzhou
durom.1977.97.38
durom.1977.97.38-ss.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1977
Pith painting depicting a woman (not a man) performing acrobatics. The woman wears pink jackets with a blue belt tied around the waist and green trousers. Wearing trousers and big feet indicates that the woman is a labour worker. She is balancing a plate with flowers on. Made for export.
98Pith Painting
通草画
Watercolour on Rice Paper
Qing
Guangzhou
durom.1977.97.38
durom.1977.97.38-ss.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1977
Pith painting depicting a woman (not a man) performing acrobatics. The woman wears pink jackets with a blue belt tied around the waist and green trousers. Wearing trousers and big feet indicates that the woman is a labour worker. She is balancing a plate with flowers on. Made for export.
98Pith Painting
通草画
Watercolour on Rice Paper
Qing
Guangzhou
durma.2020.3.1335
durma.2020.3.1335.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A copper-alloy Roman radiate of an uncertain ruler dating to the period AD 260 to 275 (Reece period 13), part of the Piercebridge River Assemblage. Obverse radiate head facing right, legend illegible. Reverse figure left, legend illegible. Mint unclear._x000D__x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ Portable Antiquities Scheme Record-https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/517313_x000D__x000D_
216coins
null
metal
Roman
null
durma.2020.3.1335
durma.2020.3.1335.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A copper-alloy Roman radiate of an uncertain ruler dating to the period AD 260 to 275 (Reece period 13), part of the Piercebridge River Assemblage. Obverse radiate head facing right, legend illegible. Reverse figure left, legend illegible. Mint unclear._x000D__x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ Portable Antiquities Scheme Record-https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/517313_x000D__x000D_
216coins
null
metal
Roman
null
durma.2020.3.1335
durma.2020.3.1335.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A copper-alloy Roman radiate of an uncertain ruler dating to the period AD 260 to 275 (Reece period 13), part of the Piercebridge River Assemblage. Obverse radiate head facing right, legend illegible. Reverse figure left, legend illegible. Mint unclear._x000D__x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ Portable Antiquities Scheme Record-https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/517313_x000D__x000D_
216coins
null
metal
Roman
null
durma.2020.3.1335
durma.2020.3.1335.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A copper-alloy Roman radiate of an uncertain ruler dating to the period AD 260 to 275 (Reece period 13), part of the Piercebridge River Assemblage. Obverse radiate head facing right, legend illegible. Reverse figure left, legend illegible. Mint unclear._x000D__x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ Portable Antiquities Scheme Record-https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/517313_x000D__x000D_
216coins
null
metal
Roman
null
durma.2020.3.1335
durma.2020.3.1335.ff.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2020
A copper-alloy Roman radiate of an uncertain ruler dating to the period AD 260 to 275 (Reece period 13), part of the Piercebridge River Assemblage. Obverse radiate head facing right, legend illegible. Reverse figure left, legend illegible. Mint unclear._x000D__x000D_ _x000D__x000D_ Portable Antiquities Scheme Record-https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/517313_x000D__x000D_
216coins
null
metal
Roman
null
durom.1969.333
1969.333-d5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
unglazed grey earthernware model of a pigsty. Rectangular with L-shaped roffed shed and a walled courtyard, model standing on a flat base. Roofed section has 2 large doors leading outside and one mushroom-shaped feeding hole at floor level. The wall decorated with incised design to imitate the carpentry technique of the walls built of wood, the ridged roof carved to simulate lines of roof tiles. Traces of red pigment on roof.
133Tomb Model
灰陶舍
earthenware
Han dynasty
Henan Province
durom.1969.333
1969.333-d5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
unglazed grey earthernware model of a pigsty. Rectangular with L-shaped roffed shed and a walled courtyard, model standing on a flat base. Roofed section has 2 large doors leading outside and one mushroom-shaped feeding hole at floor level. The wall decorated with incised design to imitate the carpentry technique of the walls built of wood, the ridged roof carved to simulate lines of roof tiles. Traces of red pigment on roof.
133Tomb Model
灰陶舍
earthenware
Han dynasty
Henan Province
durom.1969.333
1969.333-d5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
unglazed grey earthernware model of a pigsty. Rectangular with L-shaped roffed shed and a walled courtyard, model standing on a flat base. Roofed section has 2 large doors leading outside and one mushroom-shaped feeding hole at floor level. The wall decorated with incised design to imitate the carpentry technique of the walls built of wood, the ridged roof carved to simulate lines of roof tiles. Traces of red pigment on roof.
133Tomb Model
灰陶舍
earthenware
Han dynasty
Henan Province
durom.1969.333
1969.333-d5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
unglazed grey earthernware model of a pigsty. Rectangular with L-shaped roffed shed and a walled courtyard, model standing on a flat base. Roofed section has 2 large doors leading outside and one mushroom-shaped feeding hole at floor level. The wall decorated with incised design to imitate the carpentry technique of the walls built of wood, the ridged roof carved to simulate lines of roof tiles. Traces of red pigment on roof.
133Tomb Model
灰陶舍
earthenware
Han dynasty
Henan Province
durom.1969.333
1969.333-d5.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
unglazed grey earthernware model of a pigsty. Rectangular with L-shaped roffed shed and a walled courtyard, model standing on a flat base. Roofed section has 2 large doors leading outside and one mushroom-shaped feeding hole at floor level. The wall decorated with incised design to imitate the carpentry technique of the walls built of wood, the ridged roof carved to simulate lines of roof tiles. Traces of red pigment on roof.
133Tomb Model
灰陶舍
earthenware
Han dynasty
Henan Province
durom.2000.8
2000.8 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2000
side chair, with high back, apron and supports. The back is carved with iris flowers and leaves, with circular solid seat and cushion in gold and pastel colours.
201chairs
null
hardwood
Edo Period
Japan (country)
durom.2000.8
2000.8 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2000
side chair, with high back, apron and supports. The back is carved with iris flowers and leaves, with circular solid seat and cushion in gold and pastel colours.
201chairs
null
hardwood
Edo Period
Japan (country)
durom.2000.8
2000.8 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2000
side chair, with high back, apron and supports. The back is carved with iris flowers and leaves, with circular solid seat and cushion in gold and pastel colours.
201chairs
null
hardwood
Edo Period
Japan (country)
durom.2000.8
2000.8 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2000
side chair, with high back, apron and supports. The back is carved with iris flowers and leaves, with circular solid seat and cushion in gold and pastel colours.
201chairs
null
hardwood
Edo Period
Japan (country)
durom.2000.8
2000.8 ll.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2000
side chair, with high back, apron and supports. The back is carved with iris flowers and leaves, with circular solid seat and cushion in gold and pastel colours.
201chairs
null
hardwood
Edo Period
Japan (country)
durom.1962.114
1962.114-d26.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Handscroll painting depicting the Taishokan tale, ink, colours and gold on paper, seal of Fujiwara Yukinaga, 19th century?
368scrolls
emakimono
Japanese paper
Momoyama Period
Japan (country)
durom.1962.114
1962.114-d26.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Handscroll painting depicting the Taishokan tale, ink, colours and gold on paper, seal of Fujiwara Yukinaga, 19th century?
368scrolls
emakimono
Japanese paper
Momoyama Period
Japan (country)
durom.1962.114
1962.114-d26.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Handscroll painting depicting the Taishokan tale, ink, colours and gold on paper, seal of Fujiwara Yukinaga, 19th century?
368scrolls
emakimono
Japanese paper
Momoyama Period
Japan (country)
durom.1962.114
1962.114-d26.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Handscroll painting depicting the Taishokan tale, ink, colours and gold on paper, seal of Fujiwara Yukinaga, 19th century?
368scrolls
emakimono
Japanese paper
Momoyama Period
Japan (country)
durom.1962.114
1962.114-d26.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1962
Handscroll painting depicting the Taishokan tale, ink, colours and gold on paper, seal of Fujiwara Yukinaga, 19th century?
368scrolls
emakimono
Japanese paper
Momoyama Period
Japan (country)
durom.1964.537
durom.1964.537-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1964
Jug, restored from fragments, reddish colour, with one handle (reconstructed).
285jugs
null
pottery
Early Bronze Age III
Jericho
durom.1964.537
durom.1964.537-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1964
Jug, restored from fragments, reddish colour, with one handle (reconstructed).
285jugs
null
pottery
Early Bronze Age III
Jericho
durom.1964.537
durom.1964.537-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1964
Jug, restored from fragments, reddish colour, with one handle (reconstructed).
285jugs
null
pottery
Early Bronze Age III
Jericho
durom.1964.537
durom.1964.537-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1964
Jug, restored from fragments, reddish colour, with one handle (reconstructed).
285jugs
null
pottery
Early Bronze Age III
Jericho
durom.1964.537
durom.1964.537-ff.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1964
Jug, restored from fragments, reddish colour, with one handle (reconstructed).
285jugs
null
pottery
Early Bronze Age III
Jericho
eg2239
eg2239.d4.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
small jar with flat base and oviform body, no neck, recurved flat lip, and two small lug handles. Looks like an imitation of a stone vessel. White ware.
282jars
jar
pottery
null
Egypt
eg2239
eg2239.d4.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
small jar with flat base and oviform body, no neck, recurved flat lip, and two small lug handles. Looks like an imitation of a stone vessel. White ware.
282jars
jar
pottery
null
Egypt
eg2239
eg2239.d4.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
small jar with flat base and oviform body, no neck, recurved flat lip, and two small lug handles. Looks like an imitation of a stone vessel. White ware.
282jars
jar
pottery
null
Egypt
eg2239
eg2239.d4.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
small jar with flat base and oviform body, no neck, recurved flat lip, and two small lug handles. Looks like an imitation of a stone vessel. White ware.
282jars
jar
pottery
null
Egypt
eg2239
eg2239.d4.jpg
data/raw/images/egyptian/eg
small jar with flat base and oviform body, no neck, recurved flat lip, and two small lug handles. Looks like an imitation of a stone vessel. White ware.
282jars
jar
pottery
null
Egypt
durma.2014.1.211
durma.2014.1.211-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
21 sherds are probably half oyster shells - they all have some mother-of-peral inside. Most have some depth but a few are almost flat and their sizes vary as does their completeness. The exteriors vary in colour from sandy to stone-colour to almost white. Some have barnacles on the exterior of the shell. Some have ridges, a few are slightly frilly, and some have marks more like contours._x000D__x000D_ 1 complete oyster with both shells firmly fixed together_x000D__x000D_ 6 cockle shells - brown but some are encrusted_x000D__x000D_ 3 small oyster flakes
375shell
null
shell
18th century
null
durma.2014.1.211
durma.2014.1.211-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
21 sherds are probably half oyster shells - they all have some mother-of-peral inside. Most have some depth but a few are almost flat and their sizes vary as does their completeness. The exteriors vary in colour from sandy to stone-colour to almost white. Some have barnacles on the exterior of the shell. Some have ridges, a few are slightly frilly, and some have marks more like contours._x000D__x000D_ 1 complete oyster with both shells firmly fixed together_x000D__x000D_ 6 cockle shells - brown but some are encrusted_x000D__x000D_ 3 small oyster flakes
375shell
null
shell
18th century
null
durma.2014.1.211
durma.2014.1.211-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
21 sherds are probably half oyster shells - they all have some mother-of-peral inside. Most have some depth but a few are almost flat and their sizes vary as does their completeness. The exteriors vary in colour from sandy to stone-colour to almost white. Some have barnacles on the exterior of the shell. Some have ridges, a few are slightly frilly, and some have marks more like contours._x000D__x000D_ 1 complete oyster with both shells firmly fixed together_x000D__x000D_ 6 cockle shells - brown but some are encrusted_x000D__x000D_ 3 small oyster flakes
375shell
null
shell
18th century
null
durma.2014.1.211
durma.2014.1.211-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
21 sherds are probably half oyster shells - they all have some mother-of-peral inside. Most have some depth but a few are almost flat and their sizes vary as does their completeness. The exteriors vary in colour from sandy to stone-colour to almost white. Some have barnacles on the exterior of the shell. Some have ridges, a few are slightly frilly, and some have marks more like contours._x000D__x000D_ 1 complete oyster with both shells firmly fixed together_x000D__x000D_ 6 cockle shells - brown but some are encrusted_x000D__x000D_ 3 small oyster flakes
375shell
null
shell
18th century
null
durma.2014.1.211
durma.2014.1.211-d1.jpg
data/raw/images/fulling_mill/2014
21 sherds are probably half oyster shells - they all have some mother-of-peral inside. Most have some depth but a few are almost flat and their sizes vary as does their completeness. The exteriors vary in colour from sandy to stone-colour to almost white. Some have barnacles on the exterior of the shell. Some have ridges, a few are slightly frilly, and some have marks more like contours._x000D__x000D_ 1 complete oyster with both shells firmly fixed together_x000D__x000D_ 6 cockle shells - brown but some are encrusted_x000D__x000D_ 3 small oyster flakes
375shell
null
shell
18th century
null
durom.1999.19
1999.19-d2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1999
main figure probably Palden Lhamo or Vajrapani form of Garuda in Alidha asara, holds Vajra or Dorje in right hand, grasps a serpent which he chews in his right. Although this form usually is winged and beaked, the heavy emphasis on serpents which are trampled underfoot points towards garuda. Another possibility is that this is a Bon tradition thangka and that this is the Khyung, one of the sacred animals of the pre-Buddhist religion. This might account for the unusual form. 2 white garudas/khyungs and on eblue appear above the arms and the head of the mian figure. Bottom left, naked form wrathful protector rides on bear? Holds staff in right hand and skull cup in left. Body is covered with eyes. Middle tantric form of five sense offerings in skull cup-tongue (taste), eyes (sight), ears (hearing), heart and blood (touch and smell?). Cover still attached to the front
131Thangka
thangka
cotton
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
durom.1999.19
1999.19-d2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1999
main figure probably Palden Lhamo or Vajrapani form of Garuda in Alidha asara, holds Vajra or Dorje in right hand, grasps a serpent which he chews in his right. Although this form usually is winged and beaked, the heavy emphasis on serpents which are trampled underfoot points towards garuda. Another possibility is that this is a Bon tradition thangka and that this is the Khyung, one of the sacred animals of the pre-Buddhist religion. This might account for the unusual form. 2 white garudas/khyungs and on eblue appear above the arms and the head of the mian figure. Bottom left, naked form wrathful protector rides on bear? Holds staff in right hand and skull cup in left. Body is covered with eyes. Middle tantric form of five sense offerings in skull cup-tongue (taste), eyes (sight), ears (hearing), heart and blood (touch and smell?). Cover still attached to the front
131Thangka
thangka
cotton
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
durom.1999.19
1999.19-d2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1999
main figure probably Palden Lhamo or Vajrapani form of Garuda in Alidha asara, holds Vajra or Dorje in right hand, grasps a serpent which he chews in his right. Although this form usually is winged and beaked, the heavy emphasis on serpents which are trampled underfoot points towards garuda. Another possibility is that this is a Bon tradition thangka and that this is the Khyung, one of the sacred animals of the pre-Buddhist religion. This might account for the unusual form. 2 white garudas/khyungs and on eblue appear above the arms and the head of the mian figure. Bottom left, naked form wrathful protector rides on bear? Holds staff in right hand and skull cup in left. Body is covered with eyes. Middle tantric form of five sense offerings in skull cup-tongue (taste), eyes (sight), ears (hearing), heart and blood (touch and smell?). Cover still attached to the front
131Thangka
thangka
cotton
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
durom.1999.19
1999.19-d2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1999
main figure probably Palden Lhamo or Vajrapani form of Garuda in Alidha asara, holds Vajra or Dorje in right hand, grasps a serpent which he chews in his right. Although this form usually is winged and beaked, the heavy emphasis on serpents which are trampled underfoot points towards garuda. Another possibility is that this is a Bon tradition thangka and that this is the Khyung, one of the sacred animals of the pre-Buddhist religion. This might account for the unusual form. 2 white garudas/khyungs and on eblue appear above the arms and the head of the mian figure. Bottom left, naked form wrathful protector rides on bear? Holds staff in right hand and skull cup in left. Body is covered with eyes. Middle tantric form of five sense offerings in skull cup-tongue (taste), eyes (sight), ears (hearing), heart and blood (touch and smell?). Cover still attached to the front
131Thangka
thangka
cotton
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
durom.1999.19
1999.19-d2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1999
main figure probably Palden Lhamo or Vajrapani form of Garuda in Alidha asara, holds Vajra or Dorje in right hand, grasps a serpent which he chews in his right. Although this form usually is winged and beaked, the heavy emphasis on serpents which are trampled underfoot points towards garuda. Another possibility is that this is a Bon tradition thangka and that this is the Khyung, one of the sacred animals of the pre-Buddhist religion. This might account for the unusual form. 2 white garudas/khyungs and on eblue appear above the arms and the head of the mian figure. Bottom left, naked form wrathful protector rides on bear? Holds staff in right hand and skull cup in left. Body is covered with eyes. Middle tantric form of five sense offerings in skull cup-tongue (taste), eyes (sight), ears (hearing), heart and blood (touch and smell?). Cover still attached to the front
131Thangka
thangka
cotton
null
Tibet Autonomous Region (China)
durom.1969.181
durom.1969.181-h2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain dish in petal shape, decorated with underglaze green, yellow and aubergine pigmentsl in Plain Three-colour style on a white ground. The dish is part of a set of "Zanpan" (Chinese: 攒盘), meaning a set of dishes designed to be assemble into a bigger shape.
228dishes
素三彩人物攒盘
porcelain
Kangxi
Jingdezhen
durom.1969.181
durom.1969.181-h2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain dish in petal shape, decorated with underglaze green, yellow and aubergine pigmentsl in Plain Three-colour style on a white ground. The dish is part of a set of "Zanpan" (Chinese: 攒盘), meaning a set of dishes designed to be assemble into a bigger shape.
228dishes
素三彩人物攒盘
porcelain
Kangxi
Jingdezhen
durom.1969.181
durom.1969.181-h2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain dish in petal shape, decorated with underglaze green, yellow and aubergine pigmentsl in Plain Three-colour style on a white ground. The dish is part of a set of "Zanpan" (Chinese: 攒盘), meaning a set of dishes designed to be assemble into a bigger shape.
228dishes
素三彩人物攒盘
porcelain
Kangxi
Jingdezhen
durom.1969.181
durom.1969.181-h2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain dish in petal shape, decorated with underglaze green, yellow and aubergine pigmentsl in Plain Three-colour style on a white ground. The dish is part of a set of "Zanpan" (Chinese: 攒盘), meaning a set of dishes designed to be assemble into a bigger shape.
228dishes
素三彩人物攒盘
porcelain
Kangxi
Jingdezhen
durom.1969.181
durom.1969.181-h2.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain dish in petal shape, decorated with underglaze green, yellow and aubergine pigmentsl in Plain Three-colour style on a white ground. The dish is part of a set of "Zanpan" (Chinese: 攒盘), meaning a set of dishes designed to be assemble into a bigger shape.
228dishes
素三彩人物攒盘
porcelain
Kangxi
Jingdezhen
durom.2001.126.1
2001.126.1 d4.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2001
Two brass three-sided boxes fitting together to create a closed box. Containing one six-sided dice. Confiscated by the Malayan Police in 1952.
101Poh Kam
null
brass
null
China
durom.2001.126.1
2001.126.1 d4.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2001
Two brass three-sided boxes fitting together to create a closed box. Containing one six-sided dice. Confiscated by the Malayan Police in 1952.
101Poh Kam
null
brass
null
China
durom.2001.126.1
2001.126.1 d4.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2001
Two brass three-sided boxes fitting together to create a closed box. Containing one six-sided dice. Confiscated by the Malayan Police in 1952.
101Poh Kam
null
brass
null
China
durom.2001.126.1
2001.126.1 d4.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2001
Two brass three-sided boxes fitting together to create a closed box. Containing one six-sided dice. Confiscated by the Malayan Police in 1952.
101Poh Kam
null
brass
null
China
durom.2001.126.1
2001.126.1 d4.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/2001
Two brass three-sided boxes fitting together to create a closed box. Containing one six-sided dice. Confiscated by the Malayan Police in 1952.
101Poh Kam
null
brass
null
China
durom.1979.35
1979.35.1 d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Pair of silver pierced work betal nut boxes.
19Box
chimbul
silver
null
Malaysia
durom.1979.35
1979.35.1 d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Pair of silver pierced work betal nut boxes.
19Box
chimbul
silver
null
Malaysia
durom.1979.35
1979.35.1 d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Pair of silver pierced work betal nut boxes.
19Box
chimbul
silver
null
Malaysia
durom.1979.35
1979.35.1 d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Pair of silver pierced work betal nut boxes.
19Box
chimbul
silver
null
Malaysia
durom.1979.35
1979.35.1 d1.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1979
Pair of silver pierced work betal nut boxes.
19Box
chimbul
silver
null
Malaysia
durom.1969.214
1969.214-tt.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain bowl decorated with the graviata technique (Chinese: 轧道, pinyin:Yadao).
177bowls
乾隆款轧道绿地粉彩梅花纹撇口碗
porcelain
Qianlong
South China
durom.1969.214
1969.214-tt.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain bowl decorated with the graviata technique (Chinese: 轧道, pinyin:Yadao).
177bowls
乾隆款轧道绿地粉彩梅花纹撇口碗
porcelain
Qianlong
South China
durom.1969.214
1969.214-tt.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain bowl decorated with the graviata technique (Chinese: 轧道, pinyin:Yadao).
177bowls
乾隆款轧道绿地粉彩梅花纹撇口碗
porcelain
Qianlong
South China
durom.1969.214
1969.214-tt.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain bowl decorated with the graviata technique (Chinese: 轧道, pinyin:Yadao).
177bowls
乾隆款轧道绿地粉彩梅花纹撇口碗
porcelain
Qianlong
South China
durom.1969.214
1969.214-tt.jpg
data/raw/images/oriental/1969
Porcelain bowl decorated with the graviata technique (Chinese: 轧道, pinyin:Yadao).
177bowls
乾隆款轧道绿地粉彩梅花纹撇口碗
porcelain
Qianlong
South China