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| Plain double-conical.
Pierced through center; hole much larger and slightly off-center at one side. The edges of the hole at its larger opening, show signs of wear.
Greenish-blue glass. Geometric grave ... 16 May 1939 |
| Intact, with some chips from one end.
Surface crumbly. Pierced lengthwise. At one end, a ring of white leading into seven columns of scallops. Porous white decoration.
Dull green glass.
Part of necklace ... 15 June 1967 |
| About 1100 flat disks with hole in center.
Dimensions varying, but apparently not graduated. Most of beads are close to the maximum dimension and are thin. About 100 are thicker and narrower. Three series ... 15 June 1967 |
| Four triple beads.
Apparently made from three tubular beads, glued one on top of the other. Each is pierced horizontally to secure a triple-stranded necklace.
Faded pale green.
Part of necklace with G ... 15 June 1967 |
| Seven tiny spherical beads.
Lightly flattened sphere.
Greenish white.
Part of necklace with G 587-589, G 591 and J 149.
Early Geometric. Περιδέραιο από φαγεντιανή. Προέρχεται από την πρώιμη Γεωμετρική ... 15 June 1967 |
| Nine beads.
Diameter evenly round, but otherwise irregular in shape, with uneven ends.
Brown to greenish glass with high polish.
Part of necklace with G 587-590, J 149.
Early Geometric. Περιδέραιο από ... 15 June 1967 |
| Each is somewhat oval in shape and each is made of a single piece of heavy bronze wire so bent that the two ends overlap at the joint.
One (a) is of slightly thicker wire than the other. Geometric grave ... 17 May 1939 |
| Perhaps from a pot in the form of a bird or boat. Row of dots along each side of spine; on flanks, hatched lozenges.
Clay pink to grayish; glaze dull black.
Cf. National Museum example (but no handle) ... 16 March 1935 |
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