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Large adzes made in Cyprus. Axe with name Kadu, and
adze with name Sa-neit, found together, 1st dynasty. Round
topped adzes, developing in 1st and find dynasties. Large
round top, with name of Sneferu-mer-hezt. Diminution of
round top in Vlth dynasty. Adzes of XVIIIth. 855. Cut-
ting-out knives for cloth; double edged of 1st, single edged,
Xllth to XIXth dynasties. Piercers for leather work.
856. Group of chisel in handle, broken knife, &c., of XVIIIth.
Larger heavy adze or chisel with name of Aohmes I, cere-
monial ? Chisels of Xllth and XVIIIth; masons’ round
chisels, one with name of the elder miner, Ambu ; carpenters’
square chisels.
860. Weapons and Small Tools. 861. Scale armour,
iron and bronze. Lance heads. Arrow heads of flint and
ivory. Sling bullets, Greek. 862. Arrow heads. Spear
heads, spear butts, forked. Set of four bronze axes from
Syria. 863. Daggers of Xllth dynasty. Rapiers. Blades
for setting on fighting sticks, Xllth. 864. Keys, Roman.
Horses’ bits; of iron, Roman; of bronze, Aegean, about
Xth century b.c. 865. Shield boss. Set of iron pegs, for
loom ? Bronze snuffers. Spoons. Brands. Manacles.
Pestle. Strigils. Saws. Plummets. 866. Drills and drill
caps. Fish-hooks. Harpoons. Needles and pins.
870. Glass. 871. Glass working of XVIIIth dynasty;
saggars, crucibles, pans of colour, and minerals used.
872. Samples of glass in various stages, rough blocks, rolled,
flattened, glass beads in course of making. 873. Glass drawn
into rods and threads. Worked into ornaments. Glass
vases, and mode of decoration. All from Tell Amarna.
874. Ptolemaic glass for inlay, heads, etc. 875. At back,
a complete set of toys from a child’s grave, placed here for
the glass bottles found with it, Ilnd century a.d. (see 737).