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108 CHAPTER 3
58 Ibid.
59 Sakellariou originally catalogued the material of CM 132 as chalcedony.
60 AGD II 19; CMS III 5; 112 200; VII 217; X 60, 61.
61 Other 8a Cushion motifs: CMS 112 46=Motif 2:43. CMS V 491=29:10.
62 AGD II 19; CM 144; CMS I 427; IV 84, 142; VII 217; IX 40; X 60; XII 82, 121, 8D.
63 CM 130; CMS IX 38; X 61; XII 125.
64 CMS III 5, 146; 112 200; VII 43 (=Motif 24:4); CS 198.
65 CMS 115 47 (=Motif 23:13). This opinion is based largely on the shape of the impression. Cf. also HM 202
(=17:7), from the Hieroglyphic Deposit in Knossos, another Cushion impression.
66 Cf. Younger, Seals 168-170.
67 CMS VII 35b=Motif 2:41. CMS VII 67=4:8. CS 200=6:4. CS 201=2:21. CS 202=1:49. CS 204=1:48. HM
396=3:11.
68 CS 201.
69 CMS VII 221; IX 37, 39; X 62, 239; XII 126-128; HM 396, 959, 1513.
70 CS 202, 204.
71 The seal which stamped CMS 115 25 is near to the MM II (-? ) Hieroglyphic Deposit Group.
72 Younger, Seals 162-168 for the Late Bronze Age Cushions.
73 CMS XII 138=Motif 13:12. CS 203=13:8. HM 169=1:47, 17:10.
74 Infra 138, This seal came to light in a context containing LM I? , LM IIA2 and LM IIIB ceramic and
stone vessels (Warren, Stone Vessels 194).
75 For a comprehensive list of Cylinders found in the Aegean see H.-G. Buchholz, "The Cylinder," in TAPS
57 (1968) 148-159.
76 CMS 112 40=Motif 41:3. CMS 112 59=34:6. CMS IV 100=25:18. CMS 112 101=19:9. HM 2374=1:18.
77 Supra 108 n. 75.
78 For example, HM 1419 has been identified as a "Disc" (GGFR 93), a "bead seal" (PM IV 218-219), a
"Schieber" (Biesanrz, MarbWinckProg [1958] 13) and a "Linse" (Buchholz and Karageorghis, Altagais und
Altkypros 116). In GGFR Boardman refers to both Discs and Discoids as Discs.
79 Cf. CS 153 (19b Lentoid), 160 (lib Discoid), 161 (lie Lenticular Discoid); Kenna refers to these respec-
tively as "Lenticular", "early Lenticular" and "Lenticular".
80 Left to right: CMS XII 76; IX 28; XII 129 and 140.
81 CM 117, 120, 150; CMS VII 26; XII 76.
82 AGD II 22; CM 136, 137; CMS X 66; HM 863.
58 Ibid.
59 Sakellariou originally catalogued the material of CM 132 as chalcedony.
60 AGD II 19; CMS III 5; 112 200; VII 217; X 60, 61.
61 Other 8a Cushion motifs: CMS 112 46=Motif 2:43. CMS V 491=29:10.
62 AGD II 19; CM 144; CMS I 427; IV 84, 142; VII 217; IX 40; X 60; XII 82, 121, 8D.
63 CM 130; CMS IX 38; X 61; XII 125.
64 CMS III 5, 146; 112 200; VII 43 (=Motif 24:4); CS 198.
65 CMS 115 47 (=Motif 23:13). This opinion is based largely on the shape of the impression. Cf. also HM 202
(=17:7), from the Hieroglyphic Deposit in Knossos, another Cushion impression.
66 Cf. Younger, Seals 168-170.
67 CMS VII 35b=Motif 2:41. CMS VII 67=4:8. CS 200=6:4. CS 201=2:21. CS 202=1:49. CS 204=1:48. HM
396=3:11.
68 CS 201.
69 CMS VII 221; IX 37, 39; X 62, 239; XII 126-128; HM 396, 959, 1513.
70 CS 202, 204.
71 The seal which stamped CMS 115 25 is near to the MM II (-? ) Hieroglyphic Deposit Group.
72 Younger, Seals 162-168 for the Late Bronze Age Cushions.
73 CMS XII 138=Motif 13:12. CS 203=13:8. HM 169=1:47, 17:10.
74 Infra 138, This seal came to light in a context containing LM I? , LM IIA2 and LM IIIB ceramic and
stone vessels (Warren, Stone Vessels 194).
75 For a comprehensive list of Cylinders found in the Aegean see H.-G. Buchholz, "The Cylinder," in TAPS
57 (1968) 148-159.
76 CMS 112 40=Motif 41:3. CMS 112 59=34:6. CMS IV 100=25:18. CMS 112 101=19:9. HM 2374=1:18.
77 Supra 108 n. 75.
78 For example, HM 1419 has been identified as a "Disc" (GGFR 93), a "bead seal" (PM IV 218-219), a
"Schieber" (Biesanrz, MarbWinckProg [1958] 13) and a "Linse" (Buchholz and Karageorghis, Altagais und
Altkypros 116). In GGFR Boardman refers to both Discs and Discoids as Discs.
79 Cf. CS 153 (19b Lentoid), 160 (lib Discoid), 161 (lie Lenticular Discoid); Kenna refers to these respec-
tively as "Lenticular", "early Lenticular" and "Lenticular".
80 Left to right: CMS XII 76; IX 28; XII 129 and 140.
81 CM 117, 120, 150; CMS VII 26; XII 76.
82 AGD II 22; CM 136, 137; CMS X 66; HM 863.