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Yo. 059. a-c. Three terra-cotta appliqué masks.
Small lion-heads like the preceding but rudely made. No
moustaches. Gr. h. ¾″.

Yo. 060. Terra-cotta appliqué mask. Grotesque lion-
face, a variation of type Yo. 058, but smaller and more
minute modelling. Moustache, cable twist and pointed.
Very pointed snout. Well preserved. 1⅝″ × 1⅛″.

Yo. 061. Fr. of terra-cotta squatting fem. fig., similar
to Ser. iv. Pl. II, Yo. 2. Front half only, head, shoulders,
and arms lost. No modelling of limbs, the fig. merely
sloping forward in rounded swelling mass to knees. Dress
a plain jacket or tunic, and pleated skirt, as in Ser. fig. ;
the jacket having similar border round bottom and down
middle of front, orn. with short sloping incised lines. Marks
of attachments broken off at sides of jacket, prob. ends
of sleeves. On breast, two narrow pendent objects, perhaps
ends of collar, one on either side of central vertical band
of jacket, and sloping outwards to the respective sides.
H. 2⅝″.

Yo. 062. Fr. of terra-cotta grotesque squatting fig.
R. knee and adjacent portions of fig. only preserved.
Knee a bulbous mass covered with pleated drapery as
in Yo. 061, &c.
On inner side remains half of grotesque face, filling
centre of space between the two knees when fig. was
complete. The mouth of this face acted as spout, as is
shown by a channel visible on the broken edge of the fr.
and running from mouth to inner cavity of vessel. For
similar fr., see Ser. i. p. 114, Yo. 0056. H. 1¾″.

Yo. 063. Fr. of terra-cotta bowl or small vessel,
showing part of straight rim or foot, orn. with incised
dashes. Above this is band of short incised vertical lines,
then two annular lines, and above a band (incomplete) of
counter-changed triangles, each having midrib in centre
with short incised leaves. Over this, in one place, a small
knob is applied. Gr. M. 1⁷⁄₁₆″.

Yo. 064. Fr. of terra-cotta fig. ; heels and back of
squatting fig. as Ser. iv. Pl. II, Yo. 2. Solid. H. 1¾″.

Yo. 065. Terra-cotta camel with monkey rider
(presented by Sir George Macartney at Kāshgar). Good
naturalistic group. Bactrian camel, standing, head lost ;
fore and hind legs respectively made in solid mass ; hair
marked by short incised dashes ; no harness shown.
Monkey sits leaning forward in life-like pose ; R. hand
on breast ; features of face marked and head slightly
on one side giving meditative expression, but fig. otherwise
very sketchily treated. H. 4″. Pl. III.

Yo. 066. Terra-cotta camel ; two-humped, standing,
head raised (but lost). Fore and hind legs respectively
joined in solid tapering mass, without modelling. Hair
marked by few incised dashes on shoulders and flanks,
tail by notched ridge, and edge of saddle-cloth by series of
punched rings. Oblong cushion between humps. Rather
rough work. Surface damaged on R. side. For similar
type, see Ser. iv. Pl. II, III, Yo. 008. e and 0049. a. H. 3″.

Yo. 067. Fr. of terra-cotta camel and rider, larger
scale. R. leg of rider only preserved, with portion of camel
hump in front and fr. of hand of rider laid against it
(arm gone). Leg attired in pleated trouser finished by
band at knee. Garment or boot below not indicated.
Camel's hair shown by deep incised dashes. H. 2¾″. Pl. III.

Yo. 068. Fr. of terra-cotta camel. Bactrian, with load
between humps. Head and hind legs missing. For similar
fig., see Ser. iv. Pl. III, Yo. 0049. a. H. 1¾″.

Yo. 069. Miniature terra-cotta camel and rider ; legs
of rider only. Camel, Bactrian, hind legs lost. Colour,
grey, well modelled. H. 1⁵⁄₁₆″. Pl. II.

Yo. 070. Fr. of miniature terra-cotta camel or horse
and rider, roughly made. Head of animal and upper
part of rider missing. H. ⅞″.

Yo. 071. Fr. of terra-cotta camel ; head, neck, and front
hump. Head raised ; rudely modelled. L. side only.
H. 2″.

Yo. 072. Fr. of terra-cotta camel with monkey rider.
Foreleg, shoulder, and part of front hump only. Foot of
monkey at side. L. side only. H. 1¾″.

Yo. 073. Fr. of terra-cotta camel ; L. shoulder, lower
end of neck and mane, fr. of front hump and pack, only.
L. side. H. 1⅛″.

Yo. 074. Fr. of terra-cotta camel ; R. side only. Two-
humped, standing, head and forelegs gone. Traces of pack
between humps. Rough work. H. 2⅛″.

Yo. 075. Fr. of terra-cotta camel ; hind leg and hump.
R. side only. H. 2⁵⁄₁₆″.

Yo. 076. Terra-cotta horse and rider ; type of Ser. iv.
Pl. I, Yo. 0030. a. Head and neck and lower part of legs
of horse lost, also upper part of fig. of rider. Horse solid
and thick-set ; cast in halves and joined together. Remains
of scored saddle-cloth, and incised crupper and breast-strap.
Rider wears long trousers, and short jacket with border
of incised dashes. Hair of horse not shown in this or other
examples. Rough work. H. 2⅛″.

Yo. 077. Terra-cotta horse ; R. side only. Complete
except for feet and end of nose. Hogged mane, ring-
punched eye, oblong saddle-cloth. Crupper indicated by
incised line ; also collar (?) and head-stall (?). H. 1¾″.
Pl. III.

Yo. 078. Fr. of terra-cotta horse. Head and neck,
bridled. Hogged mane, parted forelock. Type of Ser. i.
p. 110, Yo. 0030. k. Gr. M. 1⅛″. Pl. II.

Yo. 079. Fr. of terra-cotta handle from vessel. Hind
part of winged horse as Yo. 088. a, Pl. II. Tips of wings
meet short recurved tail. Haunches have furry lower
edges and are ornamented on sides with whirling rosettes,
incised. Two hind legs fused into single bar-like mass
which descends to meet side of vessel. Broken away above
tip of wings and at feet. For other exx., see Yo. 080-3.
Length 3″. Pl. III.

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