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| 19. 105 | The right arm, broken, of the herdsman, | Shaft 212 |
| (continued) | missing. The bull, stocky, is well preserved | 5 E |
| practically intact; the | (JL) | |
| horns arched, almost touching at | ||
| the tips, behind the nape. | ||
| To the right of the bull, advances a | ||
| calf whose front and hind legs | ||
| rest on the long right bar of the | ||
| chassis (the legs are welded two | ||
| by two). A running dog is located | ||
| at the rear of the group, behind the bull; | ||
| it has its muzzle pressed against the hindquarters | ||
| which it seems to bite | ||
| the tail (?); the dog's legs are | ||
| likewise welded two by two, front | ||
| and rear, on the short rear bar | ||
| of the chassis. Completing the group, | ||
| at the front of the chariot, we note two | ||
| birds, one at each angle formed | ||
| by the junction of the side bars | ||
| and the front bar of the chassis. | ||
| h. tot. with wheels = 10 cm (8 cm 5 | ||
| without wheels). l. 8 cm 5 (chassis). Bull | ||
| l. 6 cm; h. 5 cm; herdsman h. 6 cm 1 |
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