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and seven large earthenware cylinders, -08—"13 high, and -075—'09 in dia-
meter (cf. Bios, 1200), among them one with a deeply incised line across its
diatneter (cf. Tiryns, Fig. 71, which has two incised lines); similar cylinders
were found in houses at Palaikastro in Crete.
Pullays and oblong or pear-shaped objects of coarse clay, probably used
on the loom, about 015 thick and -05—'12 across. The more pointed end
is perforated for Suspension and the edge above and near it is grooved;
clearly a string passed round the disc, working on the groove; cf. Troja und
Tlion Fig. 391; a specimen frora Troy is in the Athens Museum, No. 4394.
Brush-handles ?—Fragment of a vase of coarse red clay, about "08 m. by
•09 and '015 thick, in which a number of holes have been bored "01 deep and
"08 apart. It has a flat back, thus differing from the high-backed ' brush-
handles ' of Hissarlik, which have been successively explained as stamps for
printing patterns on the skin (by Körte and Wolters, Alk. Mitth. xxiv. 35),
as foot-rasps (by Cecil Smith, Gl. Rcv. xiv. 140), and again as brush-
handles (by Götze in Troja und Ilion, p. 388).
R. C. BOSANQUET.
F. B. Welch.
EXPLAN ATION OF THE PLATES.
plate xxxviii.
I, 2, 3. Coppor or bronze cliisels....... Page 100
4,5 „ ,, parts of knives or daggers . . . . „ ,,
6-9. ,, ,, arrowheads.......» »
10. ,, ,, fish-hook . . . . . . . ,, ,,
11. „ . ,,, prioker . . . ' . . . . „ 191
12- 14. Stone spindle-whorls........., 213
15-17. Clay ,, .......
18. Slate vase-lid with incised Ornament......„ 199
19-22. Obsidian oores. . . .........218
23 28. „ flakes..........,, ,,
29. Clay quadruped (ox ?), headless........,203
30. ,, cono...........,,213
31. Limestone cnbe with five perforations 200
32. Clay head of quadruped (horse?) with hogged mane and collar . „ 203
33. Top view of fire-box, the bottoin broken away ; cf. Fig. 18S . ,, 211
plate xxxix.
1, 2. Parts of marbTe idols, lieadless . . . . , . ■ . Page I9f>
3-5. Marble idols of primitive type....... „ 194
6. Head of marble idol of the type of 1 and 2 . . . . . ,, 1!),">
7, 8. Marble idols of primitive type....... ,,194
9. Marble polisher....... ... „196
10. Limpet-shell, pierced to form part of neeklaoe 201
II. Painted terracotta arm, broken off at Shoulder 202
12. Earthenware disc ............ 214
13- 22. Painted terracotta idols . . . . . . . . „202
R. C. BOSANQUET AND F. B. WELCH
and seven large earthenware cylinders, -08—"13 high, and -075—'09 in dia-
meter (cf. Bios, 1200), among them one with a deeply incised line across its
diatneter (cf. Tiryns, Fig. 71, which has two incised lines); similar cylinders
were found in houses at Palaikastro in Crete.
Pullays and oblong or pear-shaped objects of coarse clay, probably used
on the loom, about 015 thick and -05—'12 across. The more pointed end
is perforated for Suspension and the edge above and near it is grooved;
clearly a string passed round the disc, working on the groove; cf. Troja und
Tlion Fig. 391; a specimen frora Troy is in the Athens Museum, No. 4394.
Brush-handles ?—Fragment of a vase of coarse red clay, about "08 m. by
•09 and '015 thick, in which a number of holes have been bored "01 deep and
"08 apart. It has a flat back, thus differing from the high-backed ' brush-
handles ' of Hissarlik, which have been successively explained as stamps for
printing patterns on the skin (by Körte and Wolters, Alk. Mitth. xxiv. 35),
as foot-rasps (by Cecil Smith, Gl. Rcv. xiv. 140), and again as brush-
handles (by Götze in Troja und Ilion, p. 388).
R. C. BOSANQUET.
F. B. Welch.
EXPLAN ATION OF THE PLATES.
plate xxxviii.
I, 2, 3. Coppor or bronze cliisels....... Page 100
4,5 „ ,, parts of knives or daggers . . . . „ ,,
6-9. ,, ,, arrowheads.......» »
10. ,, ,, fish-hook . . . . . . . ,, ,,
11. „ . ,,, prioker . . . ' . . . . „ 191
12- 14. Stone spindle-whorls........., 213
15-17. Clay ,, .......
18. Slate vase-lid with incised Ornament......„ 199
19-22. Obsidian oores. . . .........218
23 28. „ flakes..........,, ,,
29. Clay quadruped (ox ?), headless........,203
30. ,, cono...........,,213
31. Limestone cnbe with five perforations 200
32. Clay head of quadruped (horse?) with hogged mane and collar . „ 203
33. Top view of fire-box, the bottoin broken away ; cf. Fig. 18S . ,, 211
plate xxxix.
1, 2. Parts of marbTe idols, lieadless . . . . , . ■ . Page I9f>
3-5. Marble idols of primitive type....... „ 194
6. Head of marble idol of the type of 1 and 2 . . . . . ,, 1!),">
7, 8. Marble idols of primitive type....... ,,194
9. Marble polisher....... ... „196
10. Limpet-shell, pierced to form part of neeklaoe 201
II. Painted terracotta arm, broken off at Shoulder 202
12. Earthenware disc ............ 214
13- 22. Painted terracotta idols . . . . . . . . „202