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SMALL FINDS (from p. 150) (152)
3-6-38 S96 1. Steatite spindle-whorl. Four zones of dotted circles. 15:4, pit. C 1031 2. Bronze coin. Tr. 11, south ca.
4-6-38 S100 3. Loom-weight, with another -hole started at top. Tr. 12, pit, in loose stony fill.
S92 4. Half of whorl. Black lustrous paint. Incised dec. in upper half only, filled with white paint. 15:3, on stony tumble
6-6-38 S101 5. Loom-weight. greenish clay, blue -gray (nearly slagged) on one side, 15:2, 3.84/to
St 542 6. grinder. With 5
St 541 7. Small spherical stone, sides partly pierced. With 5
F60 8. Upper half of male (?) figurine. Brown clay, grey in core. Red & dark grey matt paint. Slab-like body flat-topped head with "Mikanese coiffure", pinched face, prominent nose. Outline of eyes incised. With #5. (to p. 162)
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(153) 3-6-38 TR. 15:5
give this name to the south extention of 15:3. Here as elsewhere top-soil gave way to reddish earth, about 40 cm. down. We dug through this and found a level with many white grits at 3.68. Below this we had a continuation of the 3.78-3.89 level of 15:3 at 3.74. The earth appeared continuous in the two areas. Below 3.74 we find a level at 3.92, with less chips than in the 4.04 level in 15:3, with which it is flush.
6-6-38 See p. 149 (15:3) for description and photos of stony strosis.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain