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| Collection: | | Corinth | | Type: | | Object | | Name: | | MF 8830 | | Title: | | BRONZE SPATULATE IMPLEMENT | | Category Code: | | MF | | Object Number: | | 8830 | | Description: | | Bronze implement with shaft, circular in section, at one end tapering to a blunt point and bent slightly backwards. At other end, flattened and widened into a small, spatulate blade tipped at an oblique angle to shaft. May have been used as an ear spoon or unguent spoon. Similar to Corinth XII, p. 185, #1341. | | Material: | | Bronze | | Condition: | | Complete profile. Single fragment preserves shaft, tip, blade; part of blade chipped. Shaft bent and heavily corroded. | | Dimensions Actual: | | L. 0.069, Max. W. of blade 0.004 | | Area: | | New Museum east | | Context: | | NB187 P192 | | Site: | | Corinth | | City: | | Ancient Corinth | | Country: | | Greece | | References: | | Monument: New Museum east
Basket: NB187 P192
Notebook Page: NB 187, spread 15 (pp. 191 - 192)
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