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… ones collects the sherds in boxes under a uniform heading. A few more skeletal remains came to light, which strengthens the hypothesis about the skeleton position (remains of the skull and upper extremi-
28. Red Pol. askos damaged, length 17 In the middle among the remains of skeleton no. 1 lies the femur of an ox Among the beads of the necklace there are also two smaller bronze pieces which are perforated. These have evidently belonged to the clasp fastener (as the clasp in tomb 6 α). The necklace is relatively easy to take care of and can gradually be reassembled once the beads have been drawn and numbered. The beads are re-strung in numerical order.
29 Red Pol. incised amphora height 18.2
30 —"— hemisph. bowl damaged diam. c. 13
31 Bronze pin length 10.6
The necklace appears
32 Neck ornament of 35 beads and 2 bronze spirals
During the lifting one bead cracked and the parts were recovered
33.Bronze bowl length 5.5
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain