Reisner, George Andrew: Excavations at Kerma (Dongola-Provinz) (Band 2): Parts IV - V (Cambridge, Mass., 1923)

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(2) Diorite
(vii) Shallow plate:
(20) K III C, No. v; Fig. 166, No. 1.
(viii) Very large massive basin, with flat bottom; see vi, above:
(21) K III C, No. vi; several fragments including part of base.
(22) KX A, No. xviii; several large fragments, one with an inscription ending with the
world 11 forever” (i. e. “endowed with life forever”).
(ix) Bowl (?):
(23) KX A, No. xix; two fragments.
(24) K XIV, No. xxxii; fragment.
(25) K XXXVIII, No. ii; three fragments.
(x) Small cylindrical jar (?):
(26) K II front, debris; (Vol. V, p. 128).

(3) Soapstone
(xi) Small oval saucer with goose-head handle: see Faience, Bowls:
(27) K VIII, No. iii; Fig. 166, No. 6.


(4) Yellow ferricrete sandstone
(xii) Oval jar with two handles, each in form of standing ape:
(28) K III C, No. viii; Fig. 166, No. 8.

(5) Black and white porphyry
(xiii) Squat jar with disc-rim; as in Dynasties IV-XI:
(29) K III C, No. ix; several fragments.
(30) K IV A, No. xiii; several fragments; Fig. 167, No. 3.
(31) KX A, No. xx; several fragments.
(32) K XVI A, No. xii; fragment.
(33) K XVIII A, Nos. vii, xi; several fragments; Fig. 167, No. 2.
(34) K IX, No. v; fragment.
(35) K XXXIX, No. ii; fragment.