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cf. UF (11) 1979 p. 559 = Jeweller's anvil (?)
Sector 204 E, pt. top. 1638, - 1 m 05 heavy solid bronze object, with base square, flat, of undetermined purpose
Drawing: hatched square and elongated object flaring at right; labels: inscrit] , on the east edge of a
pit, but at the level of destruction of the Close Style period - = Inv. 19.26 = inscribed (after cleaning)
Sector 209 E, pt. 1637, at - 0 m 60 wheel t.c. (of chariot) chipped .
Friday 17 November 1967Sector 122 E, pt. 1639, at - 0 m 20 female idol t.c., arms spread, broken into two pieces, joining .
Sector 117 E, in a pit, figurine of terracotta painted, representing a horseman on horseback (the rider's torso, the head and the four legs of the animal, are broken). = pt. top. 1643
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain