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14-4-39Tomb 19 (from p. 88)
| Mi 204 | 29. | Dome-shaped seal, steatite. Archer |
| Mi 195 | 30 | Steatite cylinder seal. Thin |
| 31 | Bronze ring, on baby finger of r. hand of | |
| skeleton XLV | ||
| M 224 | 32. | Bronze bowl. H. 0.057 ; D. 0.13 |
| P 1411 | 33. | Plain-mouthed jug. Full body |
| H. 0.23 ; Diam. 0.165 | ||
| P 1412 | 34. | do., smaller. Very full body |
| H. 0.138 ; Diam. 0.112 | ||
| P 1413 | 35. | Bucchero jug. H. 0.129 ; |
| Diam. 0.082 | ||
| Gl 95 | 36. | glass bead. Broken |
17-4-39 Per. F
| 37. | Small faience bead. Screen | |
| M 1079 | 38. | Bronze needle wire 1.35-1.45 |
| Sh 545 | 39. | Handle with impressed ornament. |
| 1.35-145 |
20.4.39
| F 63 | 40. | Base Ring "Venus" with ear-rings |
| P 1419 | 41. | |
| H. 0.139 ; Diam. 0.118 | ||
| P 1417 | 42. | Wh. Sl. II hemispherical bowl |
| H. 0.095 ; Diam. 0.208 (to p. 104) |
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TOMB 17 (from p. 65)
19-4-39 What appeared to be two chambers in tomb 17 is in reality only one, of peculiarly angular shape, divided by a large buttress almost opposite the door. It seems to have borne a vault. The dromos is to the W. of tomb 17. It is oblong in shape, with a flat floor. On the west another tomb opens from the same dromos. This is tomb 17A, doubtless the tomb 102 of the British Museum.
Tomb 17A: see p. 103
Photos Bam. '39. 252-258
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain