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MINOR TUMULI AND UNATTACHED GRAVES 509
KB5. Plan VII (continued).
Objects:
ii. Small beaker, Bkt. 11-39; h., 8 cm.; 15-2-110.
iii. Globular pot with spout, Bkt. XVIII-5; 15-2-109.
In the upper debris (intrusive?):
iv. Sandstone mortar (metate) with four legs; 15-2-106.
K B 6. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-i.
Grave: rectangular, 250 X 130 cm. = 3.2 sq. m. — 140 cm., 15° N of E.
Objects: 1, on floor at west end.
+ 1. Mat-marked baggy jar, C. R. X-3; 14-3-1285.
1. Potsherds; 14-3-1286:
a. Beakers, Bkt. II and III.
b. Big spherical pot, Bkt. XIX-1.
K B 7. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-i.
Grave: rectangular, 270 X 100 cm. = 2.7 sq. m., — 115 cm., 13° N of E.
Burial: probable bed-burial with one human sacrifice, as the right leg of one
sacrifice is in place in such a position that the head probably lay under
the lower end of bed; on right side, head east.
Objects: 1, 2 displaced beside leg; 3, 4, displaced in NE corner.
+ 1. Medium jar, W. P. Grey I—1; 14-3-1287.
2. Slender jar, R. W. XI-5; 14-3-1288.
+3. Large jar, R. W. XVII-4 (approaching C. R. IX); 14-3-1289.
+4. Ovoid jar with neck, W. S. R. XIV-1; 14-3-1290.
i. Potsherds — Bkt. beakers; R. P.; 14-3-1290b.
KBS. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-h.
Grave: rectangular, 255 X 120 cm. = 3.1 sq. m., — 130 cm., 16° N of E.
Burial: two skeletons on floor, both apparently sacrifices, in which case, a bed-
burial is to be inferred with two human sacrifices (the pottery is too good
for a poor burial on the ground); eastern end of grave completely cleared.
Body B — assumed to have been under the foot of the bed; on right side, head
east; turned with shoulders and pelvis on back; half contracted;
skull, left humerus, and right arm missing; left hand was beside
left pelvis.
Body C — certainly a sacrifice, against north wall; on right side, head east;
shoulders turned on back; head, right arm, and left forearm missing.
Objects: 1, in SW corner, in place.
4-1. Spherical jar with neck, B. P. IV-l; 14-3-1292.
i. Potsherds — R. P.; R. W. jar; W. S. R. large jar; K. W. large jar;
14-3-1294.
K B 9. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-h.
Grave: rectangular, 265 X 120 cm. = 3.2 sq. m., — 130 cm., 10° N of E.
K B 10. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-i.
Grave: rectangular, 285 X 135 cm. = 3.8 sq. m., — 105 cm., 10° N of E.
Objects: 1-3, displaced in middle of floor.
1. Baggy, mat-marked jar, C. R. X-3; 14-3-1293.
4-2. Bulging jar, R. P. 1-4; 14-3-1294.
3. Jar, W. S. R. XI-1; 14-3-1295.
KB5. Plan VII (continued).
Objects:
ii. Small beaker, Bkt. 11-39; h., 8 cm.; 15-2-110.
iii. Globular pot with spout, Bkt. XVIII-5; 15-2-109.
In the upper debris (intrusive?):
iv. Sandstone mortar (metate) with four legs; 15-2-106.
K B 6. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-i.
Grave: rectangular, 250 X 130 cm. = 3.2 sq. m. — 140 cm., 15° N of E.
Objects: 1, on floor at west end.
+ 1. Mat-marked baggy jar, C. R. X-3; 14-3-1285.
1. Potsherds; 14-3-1286:
a. Beakers, Bkt. II and III.
b. Big spherical pot, Bkt. XIX-1.
K B 7. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-i.
Grave: rectangular, 270 X 100 cm. = 2.7 sq. m., — 115 cm., 13° N of E.
Burial: probable bed-burial with one human sacrifice, as the right leg of one
sacrifice is in place in such a position that the head probably lay under
the lower end of bed; on right side, head east.
Objects: 1, 2 displaced beside leg; 3, 4, displaced in NE corner.
+ 1. Medium jar, W. P. Grey I—1; 14-3-1287.
2. Slender jar, R. W. XI-5; 14-3-1288.
+3. Large jar, R. W. XVII-4 (approaching C. R. IX); 14-3-1289.
+4. Ovoid jar with neck, W. S. R. XIV-1; 14-3-1290.
i. Potsherds — Bkt. beakers; R. P.; 14-3-1290b.
KBS. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-h.
Grave: rectangular, 255 X 120 cm. = 3.1 sq. m., — 130 cm., 16° N of E.
Burial: two skeletons on floor, both apparently sacrifices, in which case, a bed-
burial is to be inferred with two human sacrifices (the pottery is too good
for a poor burial on the ground); eastern end of grave completely cleared.
Body B — assumed to have been under the foot of the bed; on right side, head
east; turned with shoulders and pelvis on back; half contracted;
skull, left humerus, and right arm missing; left hand was beside
left pelvis.
Body C — certainly a sacrifice, against north wall; on right side, head east;
shoulders turned on back; head, right arm, and left forearm missing.
Objects: 1, in SW corner, in place.
4-1. Spherical jar with neck, B. P. IV-l; 14-3-1292.
i. Potsherds — R. P.; R. W. jar; W. S. R. large jar; K. W. large jar;
14-3-1294.
K B 9. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-h.
Grave: rectangular, 265 X 120 cm. = 3.2 sq. m., — 130 cm., 10° N of E.
K B 10. Plan VII, Sheet F, sect. D-i.
Grave: rectangular, 285 X 135 cm. = 3.8 sq. m., — 105 cm., 10° N of E.
Objects: 1-3, displaced in middle of floor.
1. Baggy, mat-marked jar, C. R. X-3; 14-3-1293.
4-2. Bulging jar, R. P. 1-4; 14-3-1294.
3. Jar, W. S. R. XI-1; 14-3-1295.