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16G
C. C. EDGAR
13. From u red-faced pithos (see p. 86).
14. From a flat, red-coated vase wliich may have stood on a pedestal (cf. 'E</>. 'Apx- 1898)
PI. 9).
15-18 are of later fabric than the others. They have polished red coats. 16 is made of dark
red elay with shimmering particles.
PLATK VI.
Platter Gasts of Vase-bottoms with Impressions of Mais (see p. 94). The Casts are of eourse
ßeproductions of the Original Mats.
PLATE VII.
Poltery with Geometrie Designs in more or less Lustrons Point (Sect. 6).
1. Height 0 m. 72 ein.; two Btring-holes on each side of rim ; the hour-glass pattern does not
recnr on the other side.
2-9 and 12-17 are fragments of pithoi and other large vessels. 4(6) shows the lower end
of the animal. With 6 cf. 'Etf>. 'Apx- 1895, PI. X. (i. The design on 17 has been
ineised in the damp claj-. Note also the inoised mark on No. 8.
Hl. From small vessel of saine shape as VIII. 4. Scale 3 : 8.
I I. From small vessel of same shape as VIII. 5. Scale 3 : 8.
14. Diam. of mouth 0 in. 135 m. (Sect. 6, No. 4).
PLATE VIII.
Geometrie Poltery (Sect. ü).
1 and 3. Lids with Short necks and hole through centre (Sect. 6, No. 1). Scale 1 : 5.
2. Lid of similar shape with small handle. Scale 1 : 4.
4. Has had two ledge-handles with string-holes ; four lioles through rim. Height 27 cm.
5. Eton College Library, Copeland Collection, No. 16. From Melos. Height 42 cm., width
(including handles) 39 cm. Festoon pattern round inside of rim.
(i. Height 32 cm.
7. Eton Coli. Library, Copeland Coli., No. 17. From Melos. Height 267 mill. Pattern of
eurving spokes round inside of rim.
8. Cup without handle (Sect. (i, No. 10). Height 8 cm.
9. Sect. 6, No. 11. Handle broken. Height 7 cm. Mark on base (see Table of Signs, E 14
or F 3, p. 179).
10. Height 11 cm.
11. Height 58 mill.
12. Like 8. Height 75 mill. Impressed cross on base.
13. Part of small box with four short legs.
14. Kernos. Height 20 cm., diam. 20 cm. There are ten cups round the central bowl. The
patterns, wliich are almost obliterated, have consisted of cross lines and zigzags.
Found in a tomb together with Fig. 76, the beaked jug, PI. IX. 10, and a great many
bowls of the same shape as PI. XXXIII. 2.
15. Large pyxis. Height 165 mill., breadth 29 cm.
PLATE IX.
Beaked Jugs (Sect. 6, No. 8).
1. Whitish slip, but no pattera. Impressed mark on throat (see Table of Signs, I 5, p. 179).
Scale about 1 : 4.
2. Mark on throat (see Table of Signs, I 3, p. 179). Scale about 1 : 4.
3. Scale 1:3.
4. About 1 : 4.
5. About 1 : 4.
6. About 1 : 3. Pattern in front as on 8.
7. About 1 : 4.
C. C. EDGAR
13. From u red-faced pithos (see p. 86).
14. From a flat, red-coated vase wliich may have stood on a pedestal (cf. 'E</>. 'Apx- 1898)
PI. 9).
15-18 are of later fabric than the others. They have polished red coats. 16 is made of dark
red elay with shimmering particles.
PLATK VI.
Platter Gasts of Vase-bottoms with Impressions of Mais (see p. 94). The Casts are of eourse
ßeproductions of the Original Mats.
PLATE VII.
Poltery with Geometrie Designs in more or less Lustrons Point (Sect. 6).
1. Height 0 m. 72 ein.; two Btring-holes on each side of rim ; the hour-glass pattern does not
recnr on the other side.
2-9 and 12-17 are fragments of pithoi and other large vessels. 4(6) shows the lower end
of the animal. With 6 cf. 'Etf>. 'Apx- 1895, PI. X. (i. The design on 17 has been
ineised in the damp claj-. Note also the inoised mark on No. 8.
Hl. From small vessel of saine shape as VIII. 4. Scale 3 : 8.
I I. From small vessel of same shape as VIII. 5. Scale 3 : 8.
14. Diam. of mouth 0 in. 135 m. (Sect. 6, No. 4).
PLATE VIII.
Geometrie Poltery (Sect. ü).
1 and 3. Lids with Short necks and hole through centre (Sect. 6, No. 1). Scale 1 : 5.
2. Lid of similar shape with small handle. Scale 1 : 4.
4. Has had two ledge-handles with string-holes ; four lioles through rim. Height 27 cm.
5. Eton College Library, Copeland Collection, No. 16. From Melos. Height 42 cm., width
(including handles) 39 cm. Festoon pattern round inside of rim.
(i. Height 32 cm.
7. Eton Coli. Library, Copeland Coli., No. 17. From Melos. Height 267 mill. Pattern of
eurving spokes round inside of rim.
8. Cup without handle (Sect. (i, No. 10). Height 8 cm.
9. Sect. 6, No. 11. Handle broken. Height 7 cm. Mark on base (see Table of Signs, E 14
or F 3, p. 179).
10. Height 11 cm.
11. Height 58 mill.
12. Like 8. Height 75 mill. Impressed cross on base.
13. Part of small box with four short legs.
14. Kernos. Height 20 cm., diam. 20 cm. There are ten cups round the central bowl. The
patterns, wliich are almost obliterated, have consisted of cross lines and zigzags.
Found in a tomb together with Fig. 76, the beaked jug, PI. IX. 10, and a great many
bowls of the same shape as PI. XXXIII. 2.
15. Large pyxis. Height 165 mill., breadth 29 cm.
PLATE IX.
Beaked Jugs (Sect. 6, No. 8).
1. Whitish slip, but no pattera. Impressed mark on throat (see Table of Signs, I 5, p. 179).
Scale about 1 : 4.
2. Mark on throat (see Table of Signs, I 3, p. 179). Scale about 1 : 4.
3. Scale 1:3.
4. About 1 : 4.
5. About 1 : 4.
6. About 1 : 3. Pattern in front as on 8.
7. About 1 : 4.