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N 7015 — N 7016 9
lying on the under matting, were the objects listed above, i.e., between the two mattings. Both
mattings were of the same type, the under laid crosswise but the upper lengthwise. Each con-
sisted of at least three parallel layers, each of single fibers pierced by a single cross fiber of thread,
and the three layers bound together into one thick mass by these cross threads, which were
doubled through into the next layer every 3.5 cm. or every 13 fibers.
[Boy 18 years — metopic suture, wisdoms uncut. Humerus — upper epiphyses. E. S.]
Skull, Plate IV b.
N 7015. Map E,F-3. Figure 4 a, b.
GRAVE: 100X75-60 cm.
BURIAL: Plundered. Adult contracted on left side.
GRAVE GOODS: In situ at knees.
1. BkT. cup. H. 13.0, D. 14.5 cm. Figure 4 b. Slightly flaring lip bevelled off on outer edge.
Contained a small piece of charcoal. UCLMA 6-2930.
Head and arms plundered, the head remaining to W. of original position. Sex undetermined —
pelvis broken and indecisive. Matting well preserved in S. end of grave: upper matting laid
lengthwise over burial, under matting laid crosswise. Under matting consisted of a single layer
of single fibers or thread of two strands twisted together. Upper matting of Type I. UCLMA
12-4905.
N 7016. Map D-3,4. Figure 4 c-k.
GRAVE: Originally 165X160-70 cm., with extension to E. of 140-65 cm. Figure 4 c, d.
BURIALS: A. Adult male(?), intact.
B. Adult male(?), intact, partly covered by C. Figure 4 e.
C. Adult female, disturbed, intruded over B.
GRAVE GOODS: For position see Figure 4 c.
1. RPol. flaring bowl, white cross-line decoration on inside of lip. H. 8.0, D. 18.0 cm. Figure
4 i 2/1.
2. RPol. bowl, white cross-line decoration outside. Not measured. Figure 4 i 1/2; j.
3. RPol. bowl, white cross-line decoration inside. H. 6.0, D. 14.0 cm. Figure 4 i 2/2.
4. Fine RPol. bowl. Not measured. Figure 4 i 1/1.
5. RPol. flaring bowl, white cross-line decoration inside. H. 8.0, D. 14.0 cm. Figure 4 i 3/2; k.
6. Tall BkT. beaker. H. 19.0, D. 12.0 cm. Figure 4 i 3/1.
7. Two fragments of a fish-tail flint spearhead, lying on legs of B near ankles. Not measured.
Figure 4 f.
8. Flat piece of mica-like substance. L. 10.o cm. Not illustrated.
9. Skull of body C, displaced in SE. area of extension.
10. Body of a yellowish clay animal figure, decorated with reddish-brown spots. Legs and
head missing. Figure 4 g. UCLMA 6-2931-2940 (2937,8,40 not listed in notes. Ed.).
A and B are original contemporary burials; C is a later intrusive burial laid in on top. Head (9)
plundered and only lower jaw left near original position, body otherwise intact. Composite
matting over C; under matting of C a double one of Type I, the lower layer lengthwise, the upper
lying on the under matting, were the objects listed above, i.e., between the two mattings. Both
mattings were of the same type, the under laid crosswise but the upper lengthwise. Each con-
sisted of at least three parallel layers, each of single fibers pierced by a single cross fiber of thread,
and the three layers bound together into one thick mass by these cross threads, which were
doubled through into the next layer every 3.5 cm. or every 13 fibers.
[Boy 18 years — metopic suture, wisdoms uncut. Humerus — upper epiphyses. E. S.]
Skull, Plate IV b.
N 7015. Map E,F-3. Figure 4 a, b.
GRAVE: 100X75-60 cm.
BURIAL: Plundered. Adult contracted on left side.
GRAVE GOODS: In situ at knees.
1. BkT. cup. H. 13.0, D. 14.5 cm. Figure 4 b. Slightly flaring lip bevelled off on outer edge.
Contained a small piece of charcoal. UCLMA 6-2930.
Head and arms plundered, the head remaining to W. of original position. Sex undetermined —
pelvis broken and indecisive. Matting well preserved in S. end of grave: upper matting laid
lengthwise over burial, under matting laid crosswise. Under matting consisted of a single layer
of single fibers or thread of two strands twisted together. Upper matting of Type I. UCLMA
12-4905.
N 7016. Map D-3,4. Figure 4 c-k.
GRAVE: Originally 165X160-70 cm., with extension to E. of 140-65 cm. Figure 4 c, d.
BURIALS: A. Adult male(?), intact.
B. Adult male(?), intact, partly covered by C. Figure 4 e.
C. Adult female, disturbed, intruded over B.
GRAVE GOODS: For position see Figure 4 c.
1. RPol. flaring bowl, white cross-line decoration on inside of lip. H. 8.0, D. 18.0 cm. Figure
4 i 2/1.
2. RPol. bowl, white cross-line decoration outside. Not measured. Figure 4 i 1/2; j.
3. RPol. bowl, white cross-line decoration inside. H. 6.0, D. 14.0 cm. Figure 4 i 2/2.
4. Fine RPol. bowl. Not measured. Figure 4 i 1/1.
5. RPol. flaring bowl, white cross-line decoration inside. H. 8.0, D. 14.0 cm. Figure 4 i 3/2; k.
6. Tall BkT. beaker. H. 19.0, D. 12.0 cm. Figure 4 i 3/1.
7. Two fragments of a fish-tail flint spearhead, lying on legs of B near ankles. Not measured.
Figure 4 f.
8. Flat piece of mica-like substance. L. 10.o cm. Not illustrated.
9. Skull of body C, displaced in SE. area of extension.
10. Body of a yellowish clay animal figure, decorated with reddish-brown spots. Legs and
head missing. Figure 4 g. UCLMA 6-2931-2940 (2937,8,40 not listed in notes. Ed.).
A and B are original contemporary burials; C is a later intrusive burial laid in on top. Head (9)
plundered and only lower jaw left near original position, body otherwise intact. Composite
matting over C; under matting of C a double one of Type I, the lower layer lengthwise, the upper