Unnumbered pageScan 26 of 104
KALORIZIKI, TOMB 25
Find Summary (cont.)
Stone Objects
| ✓ St 7 + | ε. | Stone implement with 3 relatively flat sides. |
| Dark river stone. 0.051 x 0.057 x 0.053. | ||
| ✓ St 6 + | ς. | Conical shaped implement of grey stone, polished, |
| worn at edges. h. 0.078; diam. 0.049. | ||
| ✓ St 5 + | η. | Stone implement--scraper, of slate, broken. |
| Rough at one edge, worn at other. 0.12 x 0.027 x | ||
| 0.008. | ||
| ✓ St 8 + | 71. | Stone pot. Small bowl without base ring. Un- |
| bridged spout and cylindrical horizontal handle with | ||
| 2 string-holes at rim. Grey-green stone. | ||
| h. 0.028; l. 0.078. |
Other Small Finds
| ✓ S 33 | a. | Seal-stone of dark green stone. Two figures at |
| sides of bull's head and sun. h. 0.017; l. 0.02. | ||
| By pot 11. | ||
| M 46 | b. | Gold earring with cluster of 4 balls, tied to |
| loop by winding wire around it. l. 0.018; d. 0.012. | ||
| S 34 | c. | Ivory button. Hole in center. Three grooves at |
| circumference. d. 0.026; h. 0.002 (on plan: ) | ||
| ✓ M 201 | d. | Bronze ring, complete. d. 0.025; h. 0.007. |
| ✓ M 49 | e. | Ditto, in three pieces. d. 0.023; h. 0.006. |
| Under pot 39. | ||
| ✓ M 202 | f. | Bronze fibula. Under pot 65. |
| ✓ M 203 | g. | Ditto, in pot 30. |
| ✓ M 48 | h. | Bronze ring, under pot 74 (on plan: ) h. 0.009; |
| d. 0.025. | ||
| ✓ M 47 | i. | Bronze and ivory pin. |
| ✓ S 35 | j. | Ivory rod. |
| ✓ M 204 | k. | Frag. of bronze fibula. l. 0.025. Under pot 54. |
General notes on Tomb 25, after clearing.
The original order in the tomb is not known. It was disturbed by Tomb 24γ when it was dug, but apparently not robbed. It had not yet caved in then. The contents of the tomb were thrown in a heap against the right wall, and the skeleton was largely demolished. A wall was built between 24γ and 25, to separate the two and support the walls. Tomb 24β overlaps Tomb 25.
Not enough remains of the skeleton in 25 to know its nature. What bones were preserved were, however, very small, so it probably was a child. One gold earring was found by a fragment of the skull. It seems unlikely that the other was stolen at the time the tomb was broken into, for both would have been visible, and both taken.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain