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… stands. Hereafter the remaining inner western 4th part of the tomb is dug in thin levels so that the upper parts of skeleton 1 may not be damaged. High up in the undisturbed layers a biconical stone bead is found
| (58) and a stamp-decorated pottery- | 58 |
| cylinder (59). Still further in, probably | 59 |
directly above skel 1, is found in the den-
| level (0,65) | 60 |
| To judge from everything the skeletal remains should | V hilt of |
| be glimpsed immediately below this level. | a bronze sword |
Apparently we have here the continuation of the layer that contained the small bronzes on the right side of the tomb. The same peculiar situation is established also here: that the heavy bronzes, which, if they were deposited in connection with the skeletons or at least at the level of these, should have sunk to the bottom, now instead are found immediately above the skeleton-bearing bottom layer. Whether the bronzes were at all deposited in connection with the skeletons (1 or 2) … continues
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain