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Figure 147 d. Pelvis and femur of Body B showing under matting and part of twig frame
underneath, with wooden frame projecting at top.
Figure 147 e. Twig frame and the two wooden side bars after removal of bodies and matting.
Figure 147 f. Detail of eastern edge of twigs with remains of eastern wooden bar.
N 7521. Map F,G-6. Figure 148 b-f.
GRAVE: Rectangular. 190X 140-95 cm. Figure 148 c.
BURIALS: Double burial, bones completely displaced.
GRAVE GOODS: In situ, see Figure 148 c.
1. On 15 cm. of debris over confused bones: smooth ware bowl, RPol. inside. H. 5.3,
D. 12.5 cm. Figure 148 b 3/4.
2. Fine Pol.RW. bottle vase. H. 19.0, D. 12.5 cm. Figure 148 b 3/1.
3. BkT. tall jar, broken. H. ca. 19.0, D. mouth 9.0 cm. Figure 148 b 4/4.
4. Rough BrW. bowl, pebble polished inside. H. 5.5, D. 11.0 cm. Figure 148 b 4/2.
5. Broken BkT. jar. D. mouth ca. 18.0 cm. Figure 148 b 5/1.
6. Broken bowl, smooth ware, plum polished inside. H. 10.5, D. ca. 28.5 cm. Figure 148 b 3 / 2.
7. Pol.RW. bowl, BkPol. inside. H. 6.0, D. 12.5 cm. Figure 148 b 3/2.
8. Pol.RW. bowl. H. 6.0, D. 13.5 cm. Figure 148 b 4/1. Underneath this was a brown rub-
bing pebble and animal bones. (See notes.)
In filling:
ix. Buff ware jar with roll handles. Red line decoration of boats and men. H. 11.5, D. 9.0
cm. Figure 148 b 4/3; d.
x. Fragment of a grey ware jar with fine high wavy handles. Not measured. Figure 148 b 3/3.
xi. Rough BrW. bowl, pebble polished inside. H. 5.0, D. 11.5 cm. Figure 148 b 2/1.
xii. Fragmentary BkT. jar. D. ca. 15.0 cm. Figure 148 b 2/3.
xiii. Rough BrW. dish. Smooth red pebble polished on dark red slip inside and out. H. 3.0,
D. 12.0 cm. Figtire 148 b 2/2.
xiv. Fragmentary smooth BrW. bowl. H. 4.5, D. ca. 8.0 cm. Figure 148 b 1/2.
xv. Smooth BrW. dish. H. 4.0, D. 7.0 cm. Figure 148 b 1/3.
xvi. Fragment of a small rough BrW. jar. Not measured. Figure 148 b 1/1.
xvii. Fragment of a limestone vessel with roll handle. Not measured. Not illustrated,
xviii. Fragment of a large rough BrW. ash jar. Not measured. Not illustrated. UCLMA
6-3994-4003, 4395-
Completely plundered. Skull (18) and bones thrown in a pile together near south end of grave.
A mixture from two adult burials of about the same size, sexes undetermined. Mixed with the
plundered bones were remains of medium coarse clothing. Under pot 8 were the lower jaw and a
few other bones of a small animal (goat?), see Figure 148 e. On clearing the pottery there proved
to be remains of a wooden box which had originally surrounded the burials. It was only pre-
served at its NE. corner and only to a height of 5 cm. The sides were 4 cm. thick and at the
corner the east side ran the full length and the end was simply butted against it. No form of
fastening could be discovered. The upper matting is shown on Figure 148 e,f. It was a composite
of four layers, each of single fibers pierced by fine fibers of two strands twisted together. The
bottom layer ran crosswise, the second lengthwise, the third crosswise, and the upper layer,
lengthwise. The four layers were closely pressed together, but it was impossible to determine
how they had been bound to form one thick matting. Edge binding is shown on Figure 148 f.
The under matting was of Type I, lengthwise.
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Figure 147 d. Pelvis and femur of Body B showing under matting and part of twig frame
underneath, with wooden frame projecting at top.
Figure 147 e. Twig frame and the two wooden side bars after removal of bodies and matting.
Figure 147 f. Detail of eastern edge of twigs with remains of eastern wooden bar.
N 7521. Map F,G-6. Figure 148 b-f.
GRAVE: Rectangular. 190X 140-95 cm. Figure 148 c.
BURIALS: Double burial, bones completely displaced.
GRAVE GOODS: In situ, see Figure 148 c.
1. On 15 cm. of debris over confused bones: smooth ware bowl, RPol. inside. H. 5.3,
D. 12.5 cm. Figure 148 b 3/4.
2. Fine Pol.RW. bottle vase. H. 19.0, D. 12.5 cm. Figure 148 b 3/1.
3. BkT. tall jar, broken. H. ca. 19.0, D. mouth 9.0 cm. Figure 148 b 4/4.
4. Rough BrW. bowl, pebble polished inside. H. 5.5, D. 11.0 cm. Figure 148 b 4/2.
5. Broken BkT. jar. D. mouth ca. 18.0 cm. Figure 148 b 5/1.
6. Broken bowl, smooth ware, plum polished inside. H. 10.5, D. ca. 28.5 cm. Figure 148 b 3 / 2.
7. Pol.RW. bowl, BkPol. inside. H. 6.0, D. 12.5 cm. Figure 148 b 3/2.
8. Pol.RW. bowl. H. 6.0, D. 13.5 cm. Figure 148 b 4/1. Underneath this was a brown rub-
bing pebble and animal bones. (See notes.)
In filling:
ix. Buff ware jar with roll handles. Red line decoration of boats and men. H. 11.5, D. 9.0
cm. Figure 148 b 4/3; d.
x. Fragment of a grey ware jar with fine high wavy handles. Not measured. Figure 148 b 3/3.
xi. Rough BrW. bowl, pebble polished inside. H. 5.0, D. 11.5 cm. Figure 148 b 2/1.
xii. Fragmentary BkT. jar. D. ca. 15.0 cm. Figure 148 b 2/3.
xiii. Rough BrW. dish. Smooth red pebble polished on dark red slip inside and out. H. 3.0,
D. 12.0 cm. Figtire 148 b 2/2.
xiv. Fragmentary smooth BrW. bowl. H. 4.5, D. ca. 8.0 cm. Figure 148 b 1/2.
xv. Smooth BrW. dish. H. 4.0, D. 7.0 cm. Figure 148 b 1/3.
xvi. Fragment of a small rough BrW. jar. Not measured. Figure 148 b 1/1.
xvii. Fragment of a limestone vessel with roll handle. Not measured. Not illustrated,
xviii. Fragment of a large rough BrW. ash jar. Not measured. Not illustrated. UCLMA
6-3994-4003, 4395-
Completely plundered. Skull (18) and bones thrown in a pile together near south end of grave.
A mixture from two adult burials of about the same size, sexes undetermined. Mixed with the
plundered bones were remains of medium coarse clothing. Under pot 8 were the lower jaw and a
few other bones of a small animal (goat?), see Figure 148 e. On clearing the pottery there proved
to be remains of a wooden box which had originally surrounded the burials. It was only pre-
served at its NE. corner and only to a height of 5 cm. The sides were 4 cm. thick and at the
corner the east side ran the full length and the end was simply butted against it. No form of
fastening could be discovered. The upper matting is shown on Figure 148 e,f. It was a composite
of four layers, each of single fibers pierced by fine fibers of two strands twisted together. The
bottom layer ran crosswise, the second lengthwise, the third crosswise, and the upper layer,
lengthwise. The four layers were closely pressed together, but it was impossible to determine
how they had been bound to form one thick matting. Edge binding is shown on Figure 148 f.
The under matting was of Type I, lengthwise.