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Tomb 19
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| P1401 | 1. Bronze fibula with broad straight |
| arch. | |
| Mi 132 | 2. Steatite spindle-whorl |
| P1402 | 3. Bucchero jug, neck broken off. |
| H. 0.104; Diam. 0.064 | |
| Mi 193 | 4. Dome-shaped seal-griffon. 0.80 |
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| Mi 198 | 5. Necklace of one glass bead, one |
| glass loop, and 17 sea-snails | |
| 6. Bronze pin with conical ivory head | |
| GL 98 | 7. Faience bead, 0.022 long |
| GL 94 | 8. do., 0.011 long |
| P1403 | 9 LCIII round bowl H. 0.06; D. 0.129 |
| P1404 | 10. LCIII carinated bowl. |
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| P1405 | 11. Round LCIII bowl. H. 0.065; |
| Diam. 0.148 | |
| P1406 | 12. Straight-sided LCIII bowl. H. 0.029 |
| Diam. 0.092 | |
| Mi 186 | 13. Loom-weight |
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2-4-39TOMB 20
Tomb 20 lies at the base of the easternmost cliff of the N slope, about 10 m. north of the point on the rock. Almost nothing is preserved of the tomb, which has been cut down and largely destroyed. A bronze spear-head, p. 46 #8 and some fragments of pottery were found on the rock floor in the S.W corner. Photo Bam '39.55 of tomb 20. No plan drawn.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain