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ITALIC TOMB-GROUPS: NARCE 71M
nique as in the foregoing. Handle constricted above
the rim and ornamented with horizontal incised lines;
broad at shoulder, concave at top. Strut at rim. Body
neatly ribbed.
5. Bowl. Pl. VII. M.S.808, H. 0.083 m., D. 0.182
m. Handle broken, but the lines of breakage indicate
that the handle spread where attached to the rim and
was strengthened with a strut as in the foregoing. Hand-
made. Fine fabric, grey at core; red near the surface;
outer surface brown to black. High polish. Two hori-
zontal grooves on rim, within which is impressed fine
rope pattern. Shoulder rippled.
6. Cup with High Handle. PI. VII. M.S.812,
H. 0.038 m., D. 0.011m. Intact. Fine fabric, com-
pletely reduced. Handmade. High polish. Handle
constricted above rim and ornamented with two hori-
zontal rows of impressed rope pattern above and below
the constricted portion. Triangles filled with parallel
lines of rope pattern on inside of rim at either side of
handle. On the outside below the rim a line of the same
pattern, and on the shoulder four groups of diagonal
notches.
7. Cup. PI. VII. M.S.813, H. 0.048 m., D. 0.104
m. Small breaks along rim. Fine fabric, red at core,
outer surface brown to black. Handmade. High pol-
ish on outside of vase and inner surface of rim. Tri-
angular perforation above rim in handle which is nar-
rower at the top, and grooved. Below rim on exterior a
band of impressed rope pattern. Shoulder rippled.
Just below the rim on the interior a line of white pigment.
On the unpolished floor of the cup is a white design
shown in Fig. 8.
8. Cup. PL VII. M.S.814, H. 0.039, D. 0.076 m.
Breaks on rim and handle. Fabric and technique as in
the foregoing. Good polish. At the shoulder the han-
dle is flat; at its top rounded; toward the rim it is divided
by a circular perforation and notched. Shoulder
rippled. On the floor of the vase the design shown in
Fig. 9.
Fig. 8 Fig. 9
9. Cup. PI. VII. M.S.811, H. 0.061 m., D. 0.126
m. Intact. Fabric and technique as in the foregoing.
Good polish. Broad strap handle with shallow irregular
diagonal notches along its margins. Shoulder ribbed.
10. Two-handled Bowl. PI. VII. M.S.815, H.
0.084 m., D. 0.155 m. Break in base. Fabric and
technique as in the foregoing. Twisted handles.
Shoulder rippled; below rim a line of impressed rope
pattern. Two knobs with rippled surface.
11. Two-handled Bowl. PI. VII. M.S.816, H.
0.089 m., D. 0.16 m. Chipped, break in base. Fabric
and technique as in the foregoing. Good polish.
Shoulder rippled; in the middle of obverse and reverse
vertical ledges ornamented with lines of fine rope pat-
tern. Line of the same pattern at base of rim. Strap
handles, narrower at the top, are outlined with rope
pattern (two additional rows at the shoulder) and further
decorated with dot and circle motives.
12. Two-handled Bowl. PL VII. M.S.817, H.
0.096 m., D. 0.139 m. One handle broken. Similar
fabric completely reduced, outer surface brown to black.
High polish. Shape biconical, upper half grooved hori-
zontally. Handles double but not twisted. Two knobs.
13. Lydion. Pl. VI. M.S.819, H. 0.235 m., D.
0.253 m. Rim chipped and extensive abrasions. Fab-
ric of medium fine texture, black at core, outer surface
orange. Handmade, except for foot and rim which were
finished on the wheel. High polish as far as neck on
outside of vase. Upper surface of rim grooved. Ledge
at base of rim, where the separately made neck was
joined to body. Both neck and foot asymmetrically
placed.
14. Jar. Pl. VII. M.S.818, H. 0.098 m., D. 0.113
m. Intact. Coarser fabric reddish buff, with smoke
blackened rim. Handmade. No polish.
Objects Other than Pottery
15. Bronze Fragments from a Girdle-plate. Pl.
VI. M.S.820. These fragments were found in 1936
among the charred bones within the burial urn. The
largest piece, put together from nine fragments, ter-
minates in a hook. It is made of two sheets of bronze
ornamented with repousse dot circles and placed back
to back. Their edges are rolled back as in No. 24 from
Vulci 42 F, Pl. L. Another fragment consists of a strip
ornamented with lengthwise grooves, which is enlarged
at one end and attached by two large rivets to another
grooved strip, which was perhaps the other end of the
central ornament. Compare MonAnt. IV, col. 223, Fig.
99, z. The strip with lengthwise grooves may be the
beginning of the bronze covering of the belt proper of
which another smaller fragment is preserved.
16. Three Biconical Bronze Coils. Pl. VI. M.S.
824a, b, and c. The length of the best preserved is
0.014 m.
17. Bronze Biconical Coil. Pl. VI. M.S.825a,
L. 0.085 m. Broken. The size is intermediate between
the above and the following.
ITALIC TOMB-GROUPS: NARCE 71M
nique as in the foregoing. Handle constricted above
the rim and ornamented with horizontal incised lines;
broad at shoulder, concave at top. Strut at rim. Body
neatly ribbed.
5. Bowl. Pl. VII. M.S.808, H. 0.083 m., D. 0.182
m. Handle broken, but the lines of breakage indicate
that the handle spread where attached to the rim and
was strengthened with a strut as in the foregoing. Hand-
made. Fine fabric, grey at core; red near the surface;
outer surface brown to black. High polish. Two hori-
zontal grooves on rim, within which is impressed fine
rope pattern. Shoulder rippled.
6. Cup with High Handle. PI. VII. M.S.812,
H. 0.038 m., D. 0.011m. Intact. Fine fabric, com-
pletely reduced. Handmade. High polish. Handle
constricted above rim and ornamented with two hori-
zontal rows of impressed rope pattern above and below
the constricted portion. Triangles filled with parallel
lines of rope pattern on inside of rim at either side of
handle. On the outside below the rim a line of the same
pattern, and on the shoulder four groups of diagonal
notches.
7. Cup. PI. VII. M.S.813, H. 0.048 m., D. 0.104
m. Small breaks along rim. Fine fabric, red at core,
outer surface brown to black. Handmade. High pol-
ish on outside of vase and inner surface of rim. Tri-
angular perforation above rim in handle which is nar-
rower at the top, and grooved. Below rim on exterior a
band of impressed rope pattern. Shoulder rippled.
Just below the rim on the interior a line of white pigment.
On the unpolished floor of the cup is a white design
shown in Fig. 8.
8. Cup. PL VII. M.S.814, H. 0.039, D. 0.076 m.
Breaks on rim and handle. Fabric and technique as in
the foregoing. Good polish. At the shoulder the han-
dle is flat; at its top rounded; toward the rim it is divided
by a circular perforation and notched. Shoulder
rippled. On the floor of the vase the design shown in
Fig. 9.
Fig. 8 Fig. 9
9. Cup. PI. VII. M.S.811, H. 0.061 m., D. 0.126
m. Intact. Fabric and technique as in the foregoing.
Good polish. Broad strap handle with shallow irregular
diagonal notches along its margins. Shoulder ribbed.
10. Two-handled Bowl. PI. VII. M.S.815, H.
0.084 m., D. 0.155 m. Break in base. Fabric and
technique as in the foregoing. Twisted handles.
Shoulder rippled; below rim a line of impressed rope
pattern. Two knobs with rippled surface.
11. Two-handled Bowl. PI. VII. M.S.816, H.
0.089 m., D. 0.16 m. Chipped, break in base. Fabric
and technique as in the foregoing. Good polish.
Shoulder rippled; in the middle of obverse and reverse
vertical ledges ornamented with lines of fine rope pat-
tern. Line of the same pattern at base of rim. Strap
handles, narrower at the top, are outlined with rope
pattern (two additional rows at the shoulder) and further
decorated with dot and circle motives.
12. Two-handled Bowl. PL VII. M.S.817, H.
0.096 m., D. 0.139 m. One handle broken. Similar
fabric completely reduced, outer surface brown to black.
High polish. Shape biconical, upper half grooved hori-
zontally. Handles double but not twisted. Two knobs.
13. Lydion. Pl. VI. M.S.819, H. 0.235 m., D.
0.253 m. Rim chipped and extensive abrasions. Fab-
ric of medium fine texture, black at core, outer surface
orange. Handmade, except for foot and rim which were
finished on the wheel. High polish as far as neck on
outside of vase. Upper surface of rim grooved. Ledge
at base of rim, where the separately made neck was
joined to body. Both neck and foot asymmetrically
placed.
14. Jar. Pl. VII. M.S.818, H. 0.098 m., D. 0.113
m. Intact. Coarser fabric reddish buff, with smoke
blackened rim. Handmade. No polish.
Objects Other than Pottery
15. Bronze Fragments from a Girdle-plate. Pl.
VI. M.S.820. These fragments were found in 1936
among the charred bones within the burial urn. The
largest piece, put together from nine fragments, ter-
minates in a hook. It is made of two sheets of bronze
ornamented with repousse dot circles and placed back
to back. Their edges are rolled back as in No. 24 from
Vulci 42 F, Pl. L. Another fragment consists of a strip
ornamented with lengthwise grooves, which is enlarged
at one end and attached by two large rivets to another
grooved strip, which was perhaps the other end of the
central ornament. Compare MonAnt. IV, col. 223, Fig.
99, z. The strip with lengthwise grooves may be the
beginning of the bronze covering of the belt proper of
which another smaller fragment is preserved.
16. Three Biconical Bronze Coils. Pl. VI. M.S.
824a, b, and c. The length of the best preserved is
0.014 m.
17. Bronze Biconical Coil. Pl. VI. M.S.825a,
L. 0.085 m. Broken. The size is intermediate between
the above and the following.