Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records

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Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records 1021 Last updated on March 02, 2017. University of Pennsylvania, Penn Museum Archives July 2009

Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records Table of Contents Summary Information... 3 Biography/History...4 Scope and Contents...4 Administrative Information...4 Controlled Access Headings... 5 Collection Inventory... 7 General Correspondence... 7 Field Notes... 8 Indexes and Catalogues...10 Publications...12 Plans and Drawings...15 Field Registers...17 - Page 2 -

Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records Summary Information Repository University of Pennsylvania: Penn Museum Archives Creator Jayne, Horace Howard Furness, 1898-1975 Creator Speiser, E. A. (Ephraim Avigdor), 1902-1965 Title Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records Call number 1021 Date [bulk] 1932-1938 Date [inclusive] 1931-1950 Extent 6.25 linear foot Language English Abstract Tepe Gawra is an ancient Mesopotamian settlement in northern Iraq, near the ancient site of Nineveh and fifteen miles northeast of the modern city of Mosul. It was excavated by archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania, led by E.A. Speiser, who first discovered the site in 1927, and later, C. Bache. The excavations showed that the Tepe Gawra site was occupied from approximately 5000 B.C. to 1500 B.C. The textual records from Tepe Gawra consist of 11.85 linear feet of General Correspondence, Field Notes, Indexes and Catalogues, Field Registers, and Publications, plus Maps and Drawings. Where possible, a chronological order was imposed on the Near East records. - Page 3 -

Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records Cite as: [Item name]. Box [Box number]. Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records. Penn Museum Archives. Accessed [Date accessed]. Biography/History Tepe Gawra in northern Iraq was the site of excavations uncovering twenty-six levels of occupation spanning the years from about 5000 B.C. to 1500 B.C. This expedition was funded by the University Museum, A.S.O.R.- Baghdad, and Dropsie College in Philadelphia. Excavations took place from fall to spring, directed by E. A. Speiser (University of Pennsylvania, University Museum and A.S.O.R.- Baghdad) for the 1930-1931, 1931-1932, and 1936-1937 seasons, and by C. Bache (University Museum) for the 1932-1933, 1934-1936, and the 1937-1938 seasons. During 1933-1934, work started late because of complications due to a change in the Antiquities laws and was not represented by a separate field report. Scope and Contents Where possible, a chronological order was imposed on the Near East records. Photographs were retained with the documents when they directly referred to content. Otherwise, the photographic collections hold material relating to excavation, objects, and travel photographs (see standard size photograph inventory). Large maps and drawings are kept in the Oversize cases, and smaller oversize items in the Print Cabinet (see inventories). VI. Object Control and Photo Sheets 8 ½ x 11 inch sheets with lists of objects or photos, written in Mosul, Baghdad or Philadelphia (recapitulations) in Box 2 (file 7, 8), box 3 (file 3, 5, 6, 8, 9) Administrative Information University of Pennsylvania, Penn Museum Archives July 2009 - Page 4 -

Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records Use Restrictions Although many items from the archives are in the public domain, copyright may be retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law. The user is fully responsible for compliance with relevant copyright law. Controlled Access Headings CORPORATE NAME(S) University of Pennsylvania. Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. FORM/GENRE(S) Correspondence Field notes Photographs Site plans GEOGRAPHIC NAME(S) Tepe Gawra (deserted settlement) Tepe Gawra (Iraq) PERSONAL NAME(S) Jayne, Horace Howard Furness, 1898-1975 Speiser, E. A. (Ephraim Avigdor), 1902-1965 SUBJECT(S) Antiquities - Page 5 -

Archaeological expeditions Archaeology--Architecture, ancient Excavations (Archaeology) Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records - Page 6 -

Tepe Gawra, Iraq expedition records Collection Inventory GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1931-1941. Scope and Contents note Reports from the field, financial statements, telegrams and letters to the director. Folders are organized in chornological order. Correspondence 1931-1941. 1 Box Notes-Speiser s First Volume. 1 Correspondence 1932-1933. 1 Letter Reports-Third Season C. Bache. 1 Letters and Reports. 1 Correspondence-finances & customs. 1 E.A. Speiser. 1 O.G.S. Crawford to Speiser. 1 Khafaje Exp.- E.A. Speiser. 1 Elihu Grant. 1 Correspondence-Telegrams 1938. 1 Bache Correspondence 1938. 1 - Page 7 -

Bache Correspondence 1939. 1 Bache Correspondence 1940-1941. 1 Tobler s expenses. 1 E.B. Muller Personal Papers. 1 Plans of Levels. 2 FIELD NOTES, 1932. Scope and Contents note Maps and sketches of the various levels, register sheets, locus notes, object control sheets, burial sheets, photo catalogues, field reports, field and burial notebooks. Notes are arranged by stratum where possible. Stratum IX Temple, Photos, Sketches, Maps & Text. 2 Box Architectural Description of Stratum X. 2 Stratum XI. 2 Round House & Stratum XI A. 2 Stratum XIII Acropolis. 2 Objects Grouped by Squares and Strata. 2 G4 Objects in Baghdad, Notes & Sketches. 2 Assorted Sketches of Site. 2 - Page 8 -

House Sketch. 2 Sketches on Tissue (site & pottery). 2 Uruk, Pen & Ink sketches- Shards. 2 Tholoi. 2 Well in Area A. 2 G4-G5 chits. 3 G5 chits-continued. 3 Artifact-analysis & listings. 3 Field Notes-lab analysis. 3 G7 Object Control Sheets & Locus Sheets. 3 Basic Register G4& G5 & G6 Kara Tepe, Tell Billa. 3 Grid Sheets. 3 Photo Catalogue G3. 3 Photo Catalogue G4. 3 Pendants 2 Plates G7. 3 Locus Notes All Seasons (1 of 2). 3 Locus Notes All Seasons (2 of 2). 4 Pottery Basket Provenience chits-g4. 3 Field Notebook. 4 - Page 9 -

Field Notebooks. 4 Register Cards & Object Sheets of Beads, Pendants, Amulets & Ornaments. 4 Register Sheets & Card of Objects on Terracotta Photos. 4 Register Sheets & Cards of Objects on Stone Photos. 4 Register Sheets & Cards of Objects on Copper and Bone Photos. 4 Field Negative Numbers. 4 Field Reports-G3. 4 Field Reports-G4. 4 Field Reports-G6. 4 Reports from Field, Bache to Jayne. 4 SA Prehistoric Burials of Tepe Gawra, AJA Tepe Gawra,. 5 Burials-articles, plans. 5 Burial Sheets (1 of 2). 5 Burial Sheets (2 of 2). 5 Burial Sheets-location photos. 5 Field and Burial Notebook 6th Season. 5 INDEXES AND CATALOGUES, 1932-1938. - Page 10 -

Scope and Contents note Object description sheets, grid charts, chit sheets, indexes (complete and incomplete), object cards and level cards. Cards and sheets are arranged by stratum where possible. G5- III Objects-Field Photos. 6 Box G7-II Objects-Field Notes. 6 Traveling. 6 Miscellaneous. 6 Seals and Imps. 6 G3-II Stone. 7 Gaming Pieces. 7 Seals, Buttons & Pendants. 7 Bone & Copper. 7 Pottery II. 7 Pottery, 7-226 to 7-882. 7 Terracotta. 7 Beads and Amulets. 7 Beads, Pendants, Pottery Tombs. 7 Bone, Ivory, Libn Tombs. 8 Objects from Tombs 7.1 to 7.75. 8 - Page 11 -

Photo Plates of Artifacts from Tombs. 8 Burials Notes & Drawings. 8 Burials. 8 G3 G4 Indexes. 10 8k8 G3 Pottery. 11 G3 Iron to Beads. 12 G4 601 G5 1767 Index. 13 G4 G5 chits. 14 G5 G6 chits. 15 1-599 Grids. 16 1001-1615 Grids. 17 Levels 2-8 (1 of 2). 18 Levels 2-8 (2 of 2). 19 PUBLICATIONS, 1934-1950. Scope and Contents note First drafts for chapters of Volume II (Tobler). Also included are publication plates for Volumes I and II. Some are complete, but photographs and drawings have been removed from others. Arranged topically. - Page 12 -

Introduction draft, Tobler, Vol. II. 20 Box Architectural Remains draft, Tobler, Vol. II. 20 Tomb Draft, Tobler, Vol. II. 20 Graves Draft, Tobler, Vol. II. 20 Pottery Draft, Tobler, Vol. II. 20 Terracotta Object Draft, Tobler, Vol. II. 20 Seals and Impressions Draft, Tobler, Vol. II. 20 Draft Tobler, Vol. II. 20 Draft, List of the Illustrated Specimens, Tobler, Vol. II. 20 List of Plates of Animal Figurines. 20 Plate Listing of Wall Nails and Pegs. 20 List of Plates on Misc. Stone. 20 List of Plates on Hammerstones and Mace Heads. 20 List of Plates on Celts. 20 Plates- Vol. I. 21 Objects, Plates-Tower Terrace Stratum VI, Vol. I. 21 Pottery and Sherds on Plates. 21 Seals on Plates-Vol. II. 22 - Page 13 -

Bone Tools on Plates 16D- Vol. II. 22 Plates and Register Sheets of Stone Objects- Vol. II. 22 Plates of Beads, Pendants and Ornaments- Vol. II. 22 Seal Impressions on Plates, Section III- Vol. II. 23 Artifacts on Plates, Section IV- Vol. II. 23 Bowls and Jars on Plates, G5- Vol. II. 23 Pottery on Plates, G5- Vol. II. 23 Shards on Plates, Motifs -Vol. II. 23 Plates of Cult Symbols, Uruls (?)- Vol. II. 23 Pottery on Plates- Vol. II. 23 Terracottas on Plates. 23 Hammerstones and Mace Heads- Vol. II. 23 Stone Photos- Vol. II. 23 Pottery on Plates G4 and G6- Vol. II. 24 Seals on Plates-Vol. II. 24 Arranged Plates- Vol. II. 24 Plates of Objects- Vol. II. 24 Plates of Bone and Obsidian- Vol. II. 24 Pottery on plates-vol. II. 24 - Page 14 -

Seal Impressions on Plates, Sect. I, G4, G5, G6, Vol. II. 24 Seal Impressions on Plates, G4, Sect. II, Vol. II. 24 Pottery on Plates-Vol. II. 25 Pottery on plates XX-XVII empty. 25 Pottery on Plates- Vol. II. 25 Pottery on Plates (Area A and NE Band)- Vol. II. 25 Sherd Plates- Vol. II. 25 Pottery on Plates XI-IX- Vol. II. 25 Pottery on Plates, Area A and NEB- Vol. II. 25 Plates of Stone Implements- Vol. II. 26 Pottery on Plates -Vol.II. 26 Plates Stone Tools, Celts, Hammerstones- Vol. II. 26 Misc. Stone- Vol. II. 26 PLANS AND DRAWINGS. Map-case Tepe Gawra: A. Levels 1-6 (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: B. Levels 8, 8B, 8C (M). M-41 - Page 15 -

Tepe Gawra: C. Level 12A (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: D. Level 13 (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: E. Level 14 (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: F. Level 15A (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: G. Level 17 (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: H. Level 18 (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: I. Area A (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: J. Tombs (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: K. Miscellaneous (M). M-41 Tepe Gawra: L. Level 10 (L). M-41 Tepe Gawra: M. Level 10 A (L). M-41 Tepe Gawra: A. Level 11 (L). M-42 Tepe Gawra: B. Level 11A (L). M-42 Tepe Gawra: C. Level 12 (L). M-42 Tepe Gawra: D. Level 15 (L). M-42 Tepe Gawra: E. Level 16 (L). M-42 Tepe Gawra: F. Level 19 (L). M-42 Tepe Gawra: G. Tombs (L). M-42 Tepe Gawra: H. Miscellaneous (L). M-42 - Page 16 -

Tepe Gawra: A. Four Water colors of decorated pottery by Alfred Bendiner. Mattes. (49.0 x 36.0). P-44 Tepe Gawra: B. Drawings on tracing paper. P-44 Tepe Gawra: C. Drawings on paper. P-44 Tepe Gawra: D. Pottery drawings (Vol. II). 27 Sheets of pen and ink drawings of potsherds. Various sizes. P-44 FIELD REGISTERS. A. Field register Nos. 1001 -- 1684. 1 Box B. Field register Nos. 5001 -- 6098. 1 C. Field register G3-1 -- G3-478. 1 D. Field Register G3-1 -- G3-502. 1 E. Field register G4-601 -- G4-1232. 1 A. Field register G5-1233 -- G5-1767. 2 B. Field register. G6-1 -- G6-491 Register 1. 2 C. Field register G6-492 -- G6-627 Register 2. 2 D. Field register. G7-1 -- G7-500. 2 E. Register Objects without field numbers. 2 - Page 17 -