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| Over 150 miniscule fragments and amorphous lumps of bronze or copper representing item of jewelry or personal adornment worn by the deceased during cremation and melted out of shape. Original object unidentifiable ... 8-10, 12 April 1948 |
| Fragment with plain wide flat rim and part of cylindrical neck.
Thick brownish glass. Soft fill in top of cistern A.
Late Roman-Byzantine. 1645 Leica, 81-1-3 ... 6 April 1948 |
| Fragment from plain rim of open bowl.
On inside lip, bounded by two grooves, with notched ridge below lower one. Smaller sharper groove lower down.
Moulded glass. For context see Hesp. 20 (1951), p. 183 ... 22 April 1948 |
| Cylindrical neck and flat slightly down-sloping projecting lip.
Rim folded out, down and in.
Light blue glass; enamel weathering. Bubbles and spirals.
Some fragments from this same bottle in tray BB 116 ... 7 April 1938 |
| This and the following number are assigned to the many burned fragments which cannot be joined, and which preserve parts of at least two long pins with flat disk heads and large spheres of bronze on their ... Card: 900 B.C. |
| Fragments of a pin with disk head and ball on shaft.
Less of the shaft preserved (three fragments) than for B 740.
The ball somewhat less corroded.
Cf. B 840 (OO 619) Geometric Grave. Found with bones ... Card: 900 B.C. |
| Part of the bow of one fibula is clear, consisting of two rounded masses of bronze set at an angle to each other. Probably a third made up the bow.
One fragment seems to show the spiral spring at the inner ... Card: 900 B.C. |
A large fragment probably from the center of the bow of a similar fibula.
Cf. B 842 (OO 621). Geometric Grave. Found with bones inside burial amphora P 19, 228 (OO 594). nestled in ethafoam to prevent ... Card: 900 B.C. |
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