Objects found in 1921 on the site of the Akhetaten (modern Amarna) Upper Egypt, date 1375-1350 BCE.
Objects found in 1921 on the site of the Akhetaten (modern Amarna), Upper Egypt, date 1375-1350 BC, viz:- one warp spacer and unidentified wooden parts probably components of a loom.
One wooden warp spacer from a loom, incomplete, marked with alternative No T.A.21, 351, Egypt, 1375-1350 BCE.
A wooden peg from a loom with a rectangular tapered hole at one end; marked with alt. No 337.
A thin wooden small board with fixing holes at both ends alternative number T A 21-340.
A wooden rod with one side flat and three holes drilled through.
A small wooden dowel with larger head, fits the centre bored hole of the wooden rod (part 4).
Objects found in 1921 on the site of the Akhetaten (modern Amarna), viz three spinning whorls.
A wooden spinning whorl.
A wooden spindle for Part 1.
A wooden spindle whorl.
A short wooden spindle for Part 3.
A wooden spindle whorl.
A wooden spindle with spun flax thread for Part 5.
A box containing scraps of cloth and thread found in a shaft-tomb on hill top behind the tomb- chapel 525.consisting of :- Six small crumpled pieces of tabby- weave linen cloth, one folded into a narrow strip. Two similar pieces of unevenly woven woolen textile. One piece of more finely woven but now more brittle woolen textile. A skein of finely spun linen thread, neatly cut at both ends (probably in modern times). Neatly twisted skein of unspun flax fibre, 23.5cm long. Skein of unspun flax fibre, c11 cm long, largely untwisted but knotted in the middle.
Shoulder bar found in 1921 on the site of the Akhetaten (modern Tel al Amarne) Upper Egypt. Date: 1375 - 1350 B.C.
Part of shoulder-bar in wood for carrying objects suspended from either end.
Part of shoulder-bar in wood for carrying objects suspended from either end.
Spacer for hind legs of slaughtered animals. Found in 1921 on the site of the Akhetaten (modern Amarna) Upper Egypt. Date: 1375 - 1350 B.C.
Egyptian wood balance beam, B.C. 1370-1350, 5" long with flared ends, bored axially at ends and vertically at centre for improved type suspensions. (Found in 1921 on the site of the Akhetaten [modern Amarna] Upper Egypt), founded by the Pharaoh Akenaten
Object found in 1921 on the site of the Akhetaten (modern Amarna) Upper Egypt, date 1375-1350 BCE. Square board with four holes, one in each corner.
