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A 411. The only two original surfaces preserved are the front with the leaves and the straight bottom surface. This is presumably part of a moulding which was meant to be looked seen face to face, and not from below. Found Room K, second layer 28 October 1948, small find no. 7.
A 412 Sandstone, upper part of moulding with leaves. No original surface preserved except for front. Rectangular stem flanked by leaves and with leaves growing out from it. On top, the but away from front another stem seems to protrude. It has been cut away on all sides for about 110°. From Room L, first fill, 28 Oct. 1948, sml. find no. 2. Top leaves project out 4 cm. See A 413
A 413 Sandstone, leaves, part of moulding. Maximum distance across 10 cm. Top leaves protrude 4.5 cm. This piece is similar to A 412 only it has been broken off higher up. It shows that the grooves made by drill on either side of rectangular stem spread. It also out. Moreover A 413 is badly preserved. Room L, first fill 28 Oct. 1948 Sml. find no. 1
A 414 Sandstone, leaves, three together flanked on both sides presumably by other leaves.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain