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LATE MYCENAEAN.
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a complete covering, as A 864 (Ialysos), C 616 (Enkomi).
Brilliant red varnish on yellow clay. (Figs. 263, 265.)
[This system of decoration and the short stems to which it is
applied are characteristic features of the earliest goblets in the Late
Mycenaean style. For the history of the form see A 858-73, note.J
A 996i-2.
A 997i-2.
OPEN BOWL, fragments. L.
From el-Amarna,
Fig. 265 = C 616 (Enkomi).
1923
Shape as A 953-7 (Ialysos), but with more strongly
curved body, and design arranged in a narrow band on.
level of handles with close girding-lines below; lip
deeply bordered. The nearest parallel is a one-handled
example from Enkomi, C 620. Fabric as last; the
design consists of large broken zig-zag. (Figs. 263, 266.)
JUGS, fragments. L. 3] in., ij in.
From el-Amarna, 1891 (1), 1923 (2). Petrie,
pi. xxvii, 40.'
From the shoulders of jugs or
bottles with ridged base of neck : 1 has
linked spiral coils with chevron-filled
angles ; 2 has probably groups of
vertical chevrons, and a group of curves
with barred end, in the manner of
C 567 and C 585 (Enkomi). Brown-
red clay, red varnish. (Fig. 267.)
266 = C 620 (Enkomi).
A 998i-n.
L.
in. to ij in.
121
Fig. 267 = Fragments of Jogs (A 957).
From el-Amarna, 1923 (10) ; the rest, 1S91.
pi. xxix, 107, 108, 105, 109, 100.
A 999i-7.
BOTTLES, fragments.
Petrie, pi. xxix., 80; pi. xxx, 119, 133, 143,
Globular body, with tall neck and two vertical handles, as A 886-9 (Ialysos),
C 561, etc. (Cyprus). Each half of the body was occupied by a series of
concentric circles or a large spiral coil, and in the vertical band which separates
these are various figures: 1-4 have flowers in the vertical separating-band,
5-7 have tree-like branching figures, 6-8 have stripes of looped double-hooks,
9 has repeated chevrons alternating with single loops, 10 has parallel chevrons
and 11 has detached spiral coils. No. 4 has dull light brown clay and brown
varnish; 1-3 and 10 have brown-black varnish on lustrous yellow surface; the
rest have red varnish as last. No. 11 consists of three large pieces, including
half the foot, and has been restored as a complete vase. (Fig. 268.)
FALSE-NECKED JARS, fragments. L. 4^- in. to 1 in. From el-Amarna, 1891 (1-4),
1921 (5-7). Petrie, pi. xxvii, 36, 52 ; xxviii, 63, 77. -City of Akhenatcn, i, p. 20.
No. I has flowers in the handle-ring of the same type as A 895 (Ialysos),
A 986 (Gurob) ; 2 has a spiral-crested wave with dotted border, 3 has curve-
hatched flowers, 4 has close chevrons in the handle-ring and a band of broken
:87
a complete covering, as A 864 (Ialysos), C 616 (Enkomi).
Brilliant red varnish on yellow clay. (Figs. 263, 265.)
[This system of decoration and the short stems to which it is
applied are characteristic features of the earliest goblets in the Late
Mycenaean style. For the history of the form see A 858-73, note.J
A 996i-2.
A 997i-2.
OPEN BOWL, fragments. L.
From el-Amarna,
Fig. 265 = C 616 (Enkomi).
1923
Shape as A 953-7 (Ialysos), but with more strongly
curved body, and design arranged in a narrow band on.
level of handles with close girding-lines below; lip
deeply bordered. The nearest parallel is a one-handled
example from Enkomi, C 620. Fabric as last; the
design consists of large broken zig-zag. (Figs. 263, 266.)
JUGS, fragments. L. 3] in., ij in.
From el-Amarna, 1891 (1), 1923 (2). Petrie,
pi. xxvii, 40.'
From the shoulders of jugs or
bottles with ridged base of neck : 1 has
linked spiral coils with chevron-filled
angles ; 2 has probably groups of
vertical chevrons, and a group of curves
with barred end, in the manner of
C 567 and C 585 (Enkomi). Brown-
red clay, red varnish. (Fig. 267.)
266 = C 620 (Enkomi).
A 998i-n.
L.
in. to ij in.
121
Fig. 267 = Fragments of Jogs (A 957).
From el-Amarna, 1923 (10) ; the rest, 1S91.
pi. xxix, 107, 108, 105, 109, 100.
A 999i-7.
BOTTLES, fragments.
Petrie, pi. xxix., 80; pi. xxx, 119, 133, 143,
Globular body, with tall neck and two vertical handles, as A 886-9 (Ialysos),
C 561, etc. (Cyprus). Each half of the body was occupied by a series of
concentric circles or a large spiral coil, and in the vertical band which separates
these are various figures: 1-4 have flowers in the vertical separating-band,
5-7 have tree-like branching figures, 6-8 have stripes of looped double-hooks,
9 has repeated chevrons alternating with single loops, 10 has parallel chevrons
and 11 has detached spiral coils. No. 4 has dull light brown clay and brown
varnish; 1-3 and 10 have brown-black varnish on lustrous yellow surface; the
rest have red varnish as last. No. 11 consists of three large pieces, including
half the foot, and has been restored as a complete vase. (Fig. 268.)
FALSE-NECKED JARS, fragments. L. 4^- in. to 1 in. From el-Amarna, 1891 (1-4),
1921 (5-7). Petrie, pi. xxvii, 36, 52 ; xxviii, 63, 77. -City of Akhenatcn, i, p. 20.
No. I has flowers in the handle-ring of the same type as A 895 (Ialysos),
A 986 (Gurob) ; 2 has a spiral-crested wave with dotted border, 3 has curve-
hatched flowers, 4 has close chevrons in the handle-ring and a band of broken