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Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 9, Courtesy of the Penn Museum .
Unnumbered page Scan 31 of 63 29.5.39SMALL FINDS (from p. 32) 68
St 861. Small steatite whorl. Dotted circles. Trial pit 2 m S.E of T. 36
Mi 144 2. Incised terracotta whorl. With #1
Mi 1453. Incised terracotta whorl; broken. 21:17S, center S, pit
Mi 1464. do. elongated, plain. With #3
5. do. globular. Tr. 21, E. ext. Surface
6. Mediaeval coin. Tr. 21, E. ext., surface
M 10388. Dull ended bronze hafted tool. 0.14 long. Tomb 37 C: 1
P 26999. Deep monochrome ware bowl. T. 37 C: 2
Mi 13510. Plain steatite whorl. 2: E 3-4, W., removing fallen section.
Mi 14411. Incised terracotta whorl. Found filling tombs.
Mi 14712. Plain terracotta whorl. Depressed globular. Found as #11
Discover tomb 34 in the southern extension of 21:26, clearly established now as a small cemetery. The tomb was opened from above in two places and thoroughly ransacked.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain
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