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SMALL FINDS
30-3-39 Mi 105 1. Conical button of grey steatite. Dots. Top-soil, just E. of tomb 12.
Mi 102 2. Steatite spindle-whorl. N-W terrace, top-soil.
B 6 3. Flattened cone of ivory; broken at broad end. diam. , l. as preserved. Top-soil, E. of tomb 12.
4. Female figurine, archaic. Large broad head-dress. Tr. 11, well, 13 m. from highest course
1-4-39 Mi 104 5. Steatite spindle whorl. Dotted circles. 16:15, pit cellar
F 68 6. Frag. of terracotta head. Outlined pellet eyes; incised mouth. 16:15, pit cellar. (= JFD VIII, p. 90:5)
3-4-39 8. Steatite button. Dotted circles + dot lines. 16:15 Cellar
Mi 103 9 Steatite spindle whorl. 16:15, cellar
4-4-39 10. 1/2 of do., do. do.
Mi 101 11. Steatite spindle whorl. With 9-10
Mi 100 12. Terracotta conical whorl. With 9-11
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27-3-39general (from p.17)
Pit B: Tr. 20: 10 obvious change, to what appears to be a broad stairway, of bed-rock below, and firm chavara paving above. A broad cutting in the rock, apparently the foundation trench of a wall, runs along the W. side of the stairway. Two deep narrow circular holes in front of the wall seem to be post-holes.
Another pit, C, 3 m. east of B, reveals building remains, probably related to those in B.
Pit C: Tr. 20: 1 A broad rubble wall runs N-S. In front of this is an ante-like structure, built of two well cut blocks. The outer of these rests on burnt debris, whereas the other goes to the floor. Red earth was found at 9.20. This stops at ashy burnt debris, down. The chavara floor is at 9.22. Much pottery, including p. 18, # 7-8, complete, is found on the ashy layer. An intrusion caused considerable damage east south of the ante: & west
Pit D = 20:26 Pit D, close to the north of tomb # 5, at the edge of the cliff, reveals house walls above the cliff, and cuttings, certainly (To p. 45)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain