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PREHISTORIC AEGEAN POTTERY.
brown varnish. Within the handle-ring, opposite the spout, is a conventional
flower with curling stalk, and on each side of the spout and beside one handle,
an ornament made of two or three parallel chevrons with curved-filled angle.
Round the shoulder is a band of half-discs within semi-
circles attached alternately to the upper and lower borders
of the band. On the body are two bands of thin lines
between broad lines ; on top of the false neck a disc within
a circle.
A 928. FALSE-NECKED JAR. Ht. 3'-in. Tomb 13. Presented, 1870.
As last, in rather rougher fabric, and with a spiral coil
on top of the false neck. (Fig. 227.)
A 929. FALSE-NECKED JAR. Ht. 8} in. Tomb 12.
Presented, 1870. M.V., p. 10, no. 26b.
Globular shape ; light brown clay, rather
coarse in texture ; dull brown-black varnish.
Within the circle enclosing the handles are four
repetitions of a figure composed of a series of
triangles inscribed one within the other, the
smallest filled in solid. On the shoulder is a
band of pattern formed by a half-disc within a
semicircle attached at intervals alternately to the
upper and lower borders of the band. Spout and
false neck are connected by a loop ; on the slightly
. , . r^u'-ri ■■'•-•■ -1 Fig. 228 = A 929.
conical top 01 the false neck is a spiral coil; on
the body, groups of thin lines between thick bands ; bars on handle. (Fig. 228.)
A 930. FALSE-NECKED JAR. Ht. ic4 in. Tomb 14.
p. 11. Dumont and Chaplain, Ceram., pi. iii., 9.
Globular shape, as last, with large
handles. Reddish-brown clay, dull purple-
red varnish. Within the handle-ring, opposite
the spout is a design composed of sprays of
spiral coils on each side of concentric semi-
circles between vertical lines ; on either side
of the spout, a hatched figure resembling a
duck's head, and concentric semicircles. On
the shoulder is a broad band of spiral-wave
pattern, irregularly attached to upper or lower
border of the band, and twice interrupted by
triangles or filled chevrons, nearly under the
handles. On top of the false neck, which is
spread and thin, is a spiral coil. (Fig. 229.)
Presented, 1872. M.V., pi.
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Fig. 229 = A 930.
PREHISTORIC AEGEAN POTTERY.
brown varnish. Within the handle-ring, opposite the spout, is a conventional
flower with curling stalk, and on each side of the spout and beside one handle,
an ornament made of two or three parallel chevrons with curved-filled angle.
Round the shoulder is a band of half-discs within semi-
circles attached alternately to the upper and lower borders
of the band. On the body are two bands of thin lines
between broad lines ; on top of the false neck a disc within
a circle.
A 928. FALSE-NECKED JAR. Ht. 3'-in. Tomb 13. Presented, 1870.
As last, in rather rougher fabric, and with a spiral coil
on top of the false neck. (Fig. 227.)
A 929. FALSE-NECKED JAR. Ht. 8} in. Tomb 12.
Presented, 1870. M.V., p. 10, no. 26b.
Globular shape ; light brown clay, rather
coarse in texture ; dull brown-black varnish.
Within the circle enclosing the handles are four
repetitions of a figure composed of a series of
triangles inscribed one within the other, the
smallest filled in solid. On the shoulder is a
band of pattern formed by a half-disc within a
semicircle attached at intervals alternately to the
upper and lower borders of the band. Spout and
false neck are connected by a loop ; on the slightly
. , . r^u'-ri ■■'•-•■ -1 Fig. 228 = A 929.
conical top 01 the false neck is a spiral coil; on
the body, groups of thin lines between thick bands ; bars on handle. (Fig. 228.)
A 930. FALSE-NECKED JAR. Ht. ic4 in. Tomb 14.
p. 11. Dumont and Chaplain, Ceram., pi. iii., 9.
Globular shape, as last, with large
handles. Reddish-brown clay, dull purple-
red varnish. Within the handle-ring, opposite
the spout is a design composed of sprays of
spiral coils on each side of concentric semi-
circles between vertical lines ; on either side
of the spout, a hatched figure resembling a
duck's head, and concentric semicircles. On
the shoulder is a broad band of spiral-wave
pattern, irregularly attached to upper or lower
border of the band, and twice interrupted by
triangles or filled chevrons, nearly under the
handles. On top of the false neck, which is
spread and thin, is a spiral coil. (Fig. 229.)
Presented, 1872. M.V., pi.
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Fig. 229 = A 930.