3 drawings of ivory lion plaques 53-407 and 53-408, 1953
Scope and Contents
3 drawings, attributed to John Carswell, of fragments of ivory plaques carved with lions, 53-407 (lions running) and 53-408 (lions' heads).
i: on the largest piece of paper, a reconstruction of the object as a box with a lid and four sides.
ii: a reconstruction of 2 rectangular plaques from the back and how they would have been attached to one another.
iii: view from the back, showing how the plaque fits into this imagined original rectangular schema, plus a section drawing of the piece.
The actual objects were excavated in the House of Shields.
Dates
- Creation: 1953
Conditions Governing Use
© British School at Athens
Extent
3 leaf/leaves (3 leaves of paper) : paper
Language of Materials
English
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
pencil on paper i: H. 21 x W. 28.5 cm ii: H. 6 x W.18 cm iii: H. 4.6 x W. 14.2 cm
Repository Details
Part of the University of Cambridge: Faculty of Classics Archives Repository
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Cambridge CB3 9DA United Kingdom
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