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6. K IV B (13-12-90b), Fig. 188, no. 5.
7. K III upper debris (13-12-249); Fig. 188, no. 6.
8. K XVI A, no. xv; Photo. B 2293, 2/2, Fig. 188, no. 4.
9. K XVI A, no. xv.
10. K XVI A, xv; Photo. B 2262, 2/2, Pl. 48, 2, Fig. 188, no. 8.
11. K XVIII A, xii; Photo. B 2293, 2/3.
12. K XXIX A, vii, Fig. 188, no. 3.
(7) Ceremonial mace-heads
There were two ceremonial mace-heads of faience, both variations of the bulbous form,
one decorated and one plain. (Pl. 48, 3, 3/1 and 2.) See Chapter XXX, Stone Imple-
ments, 5.
(8) Earstuds
A few earstuds of faience were found (see Chapter XXVIII, Bone and Ivory, Earstuds).
These were cut from pieces of broken vessels and all but one were made in two pieces —
a circular plate and a stem of the form used in the ivory earstuds. The stem was attached
to the underside of the plate by a round peg and dowel.
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6. K IV B (13-12-90b), Fig. 188, no. 5.
7. K III upper debris (13-12-249); Fig. 188, no. 6.
8. K XVI A, no. xv; Photo. B 2293, 2/2, Fig. 188, no. 4.
9. K XVI A, no. xv.
10. K XVI A, xv; Photo. B 2262, 2/2, Pl. 48, 2, Fig. 188, no. 8.
11. K XVIII A, xii; Photo. B 2293, 2/3.
12. K XXIX A, vii, Fig. 188, no. 3.
(7) Ceremonial mace-heads
There were two ceremonial mace-heads of faience, both variations of the bulbous form,
one decorated and one plain. (Pl. 48, 3, 3/1 and 2.) See Chapter XXX, Stone Imple-
ments, 5.
(8) Earstuds
A few earstuds of faience were found (see Chapter XXVIII, Bone and Ivory, Earstuds).
These were cut from pieces of broken vessels and all but one were made in two pieces —
a circular plate and a stem of the form used in the ivory earstuds. The stem was attached
to the underside of the plate by a round peg and dowel.