Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Hrsg.]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 3) (New York, 1903)

Plate LXIX.

i. Ladle or scoop. Bronze. Brown. Length 6y2 inches. From Curium.
Long, slender, tapering handle; bowl, long, rounded at edge and point.
These objects are shown of actual size.

2. Pin. Bronze. Green and brown. Length \l/z inches. From Dali.

Shaft is tapering; larger end is flattened on two sides, and resembles a small chisel.

3. Awl? Bronze. One of several examples which vary from 3^ to 5 inches in length.
Flat, with square edges and pointed at both ends.

4. Bodkin ? Bronze. Length \l/2 inches. From Dali.

Long, tapering, round blade, with hour-glass hilt and short projection (probably partly
broken away) by which the whole was fastened into a wooden or other handle.

5. Pin. Bronze. Green and brown. Length 53/i6 inches. From Curium.
Shaft plain ; head a flattened spheroid ; solid.

6. Chisel. Bronze. Grey and dark green. Length 454 inches. From Amathus.
Shank is square. Ends in a cutting edge, broadened out and sharpened.

7. Pin or spike. Bronze. Light green. Length 334 inches. From Dali.

Conical head; ribbed shaft; elongated perforation. See also Plate LXVIII, Nos. 7, 8,
and 9.

8. Spoon. Bronze. Brown. Length 454 inches. Bowl il/%x7/% inch. From Dali.
The bowl is only slightly concave. The handle is very slim, and tapers to a point.

9. Pin. Bronze. Brown. Length il/% inches. From Dali.

Shaft tapers very slightly; pierced near middle; purpose not clear. (See Plate LXVIII,
Nos. 7, 8 and 9). Head corrugated in seven folds.

10. Pin. Bronze. Grey and brown. Length 3%6 inches. From Dali.
Shaft of uniform size. Head small; engraved with spiral lines. Point gone.