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SMALL FINDS (from p. 62)
26.5.38 S 85 1. Steatite spindle-whorl. 2E4, "pit", below 12.79.
S 86 2. Unbaked clay weight, circular, pierced. With #1
St 543 3. Long slender grinder. Tr. 15, N. of wall, ca. 40 cm.
Sh 497 4. LH III sherd, from chariot krater. Tr. 13, below 7.92 = 8.28
27.5.38 5. Grinder. Tr. 15, top-soil
28.5.38 S 88 6. Piece of steatite partly prepared for dome-shaped seal. Neither engraved nor pierced. h. 0.017. Tr. 15:3, cutting below 0.40
M 242 7. Bronze needle. Bent. With 6
M 243 8. Bronze nail, broken. With 6
S 97 9. Truncated pyramidal loom-weight. With #6
30-5-38 F 59 10. Head of horse(?) rhyton. Tr. 12, 2nd W. ext., in stones below 7.05 = 7.67
S 93 11. Spindle-whorl. Tr. 15, E. ext. Top-soil Incised & punched.
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24-5.382E4 West (from p. 89)
In the east we find a packed clayey level above the clayey grey one. It is at 12.36. [S-E]/ Dig below it, through clean earth with numerous stones, and find the grey clayey level at 12.59. It slopes up sharply in the west.
25.5.38 Cut through the 12.59 level, finding greyish earth with, at 12.68 much pulverized sandstone. This in turn rests on another packed level, at 12.79
26-5-38 Cut below 12.79, through compact brown sandy earth. This S-E section seems to be developing into a pit. It is a pit, and goes to 13.55 Photo Bam. 294
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain