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Tomb 46. Small cave in rocks.

Gold bead and spiral.

,, 47. Large cave-like tomb, half-way down
the field.
Contents, p. 50.
Bronze dagger, p. 16, Fig. 31, No.

963-

,, 48. Tomb and contents, p. 47.

Group of pottery, p. 48, Fig. 73.
Sphinx vase, p. 8, Fig. 14 (and
p. 45, No. 927).

,, 50. Small tomb, hewn out of the com-
pacted soil.

Gold band (plain).

Porcelain. Fragments of large cup
and of false-amphora.

Pottery. Three-handled vase {cf.
p. 47, No. 1132); double jug
(cf. p. 45, No. 953); grey vase
with applied lines; fragment of
chariot vase.

,, 51. Tomb and contents, p. 47.

Fragment of chariot vase, p. 49,
Fig. 75, No. 981. Ivory object,
ibid. No. 982.

,, 53. Tomb and contents, p. 44.

Gold diadem and mouthpiece

(PI. XI, 191, 192 ; p- 44);

alabaster vase, p. 25, Fig. 43 ;

p. 44.
Pottery, Nos. 983, 984, p. 6 ;

No. 1301, p. 9.
Terracotta, p. 26, Fig. 57.

56. Tomb and contents, p. 44.

Gold diadem, PL XI, 195 ; p. 44.

,, 57. Tomb and contents, p. 39.

Arm-shaped vase, p. 9, Fig. 16.
Cylinder with cuneiform inscription,
PI. IV, 695 ; pp. 21, 35, 39.

,, 58. Tomb and contents, p. 31.

Ivory box, PI. I, pp. 12, 31 ; frag-
ment, PI. II, 995 ; pp. 14, 25, 31.

,, 60. Small cave.

Gold beads and plain earrings.
Bronze spear-head.
Glass ring.
Plain vases.

61. Tomb and contents, pp. 43, 44.

Gold diadem, PI. VII, 232; p. 43.
Mouthpieces, PI. X, 223, 233 ;
p. 44. Pendants, PI. X, 234-6,
240-2 ; p. 44.
Porcelain vase, p. 22, Fig. 40.

Tomb 62. Small tomb.

Gold beads, sard bead.

,, 64. Small open grave.

Gold mouthpiece ( = pattern, PI
XII, 457) ; diadems and mouth-
pieces with spirals, etc.

Pottery. False-amphorse, three-

handled vases, etc. Flasks with
concentric circles ; tall grey jug
with white lattice patterns ; bowls
with white creamy surface ; plain
red flask, etc.

,, 65. Small rock cave.

Gold diadem, perforated round mar-
gin ; ring (cf. PI. VI, 542 *) ;
bead.
Pottery. Tall three-handled vase.

,, 66. Tomb built of limestone (?) masonry,
p. 36 ; contents, p. 35 ; plan and
sections, p. 5, Fig. 5.
Gold ornaments, PI. IX ; p. 43.
Silver bowl, p. 18, Fig. 34.
Amber beads, PI. IX, 300*-302,

304; P- 43-
Glass, pp. 23, 24; group, p. 35,

Fig. 63, Nos. 1052-6, p. 36.
Porcelain. Group, p. 35, Fig. 63,

Nos. 1042-51; p. 36. Cylinder,

Pis. IV, IX, 299 ; pp. 35, 43 ;

PL IX, 305, etc., p. 22.
Alabaster, p. 35,

1040, 1041.
Pottery. Groups, p. 35

p. 36, Fig. 64.

,, 67. Tomb and contents, p. 37.

Gold ornaments. Pendant, p. 18,

Fig- 35- Pin> P- x9> Fig- 38>
second from left.
Double ring, PL IV, 351 ; pp.
20, 29 ; miscellaneous ornaments,
PL XI, 346, 347, 354, 357, 359,

367* 374-
Bronze ring, Pis. IV, XI, 355 ;

P- 39-
Sard beads, PL XI, 363 ; p. 44.
Porcelain cylinder, PL IV, 361 ;

P- 37-

Terracottas, p. t>7> Fig. 65, Nos.
1086, 1087.

Alabaster, p. ^7, Fig. 65, No.
1090.

Pottery group, p. t>7, Fig. 65.

Haematite weights, weighing respec-
tively 30-2, 53-2, 79-5, 104-4,
156*3, 293 • 1 grains ; on a possible
basis of 26'5.

Fig. 63, Nos.
Fig- 63 ;