Urfa Man’s collar and the proposed “V-neck” on Pillar 43.
2 selected records · 1 intake lead. Membership records a resemblance; it does not establish common origin.
Compare the recorded features
Each row describes one object, surface or textual scope. A dash means “not recorded”, not “absent”. Features across different rows do not establish co-occurrence.
The V-shaped collar/necklace is visible; a garment interpretation is not required.
Episode, sources & image
Observation scope: single surface
Date unresolved · unresolved Early Neolithic attribution is retained as context, but an object-level dating source has not yet been checked for this entry.
DAI / K. Schmidt Copyright; reproduced for critical comparison Image record Existing source image; displayed uncropped. No generated reconstruction.
The identification queue
Leads worth following.
Preserved claims and images, awaiting the checks needed for object records.
Identification open · claim
The “V-neck” comparison
Fenton compares the Pillar 43 bird’s neck pattern with Urfa Man’s collar. The archive preserves the claim; the bird’s identity as a dressed human remains disputed.
Images, source check & next step
Next: Compare the actual neck marks, local birds and local collars without assuming a shared garment.
