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a similar dot at each of other corners of square. Rather
roughly made. The shape is usually found only in stone;
cf. Anc. Khotan, ii. Pl. L, A. 001. c; Ser. iv. Pl. XXIX,
N. 0020. ⅞″×⁷⁄₁₆″.

Badr. 0412. Bronze seal; octagonal with thin shank
pierced with small hole. Much corroded and obscured.
1½″×⅝″.

Badr. 0413. Bronze seal; square, drilled through from
side to side parallel to sq. faces. Device on each sq. face,
obscure. Cf. Anc. Khotan, ii. Pl. L, A. 006. a. ⁹⁄₁₆″ sq. ×¼″
thick.

Badr. 0414. Disc of white jade, prob. for seal ring.
Plain. ¾″׳⁄₁₆″.

Badr. 0415. Fr. of bronze bracelet; narrow elliptical
section. End slightly thickened with notched necking.
Thickened at centre, where it is broken. Diam. 1⅝″,
thickness ³⁄₁₆″×¼″.

Badr. 0416. Three glass or shell beads; one blue,
barrel-shape; one straw-colour, square; one small shell,
drilled lengthwise. Gr. M. ⁵⁄₁₆″.

Badr. 0417. Fr. of bronze bar, round in section, slightly
tapering. Near thicker end, further thickened to form
a rectang. block, ¾″ long and ¼″ wide. A pair of slightly
raised mouldings encircle ends of block; space between
pairs of mouldings on each face is cut into lozenges by
notches in long edges of rectangle. In centre of each of
two opposite is small depression. Perhaps fr. of beam
of fine balance, the depressions being for points of fulcrum.
Broken at both ends; corroded. Cf. Badr. 0119, 0401,
Pl. X. 1¹⁄₁₆″×¼″.

Badr. 0418. Fr. of steatite; irregular; cut or rubbed
into unequal facets. 1″×¾″×⅜″.

Badr. 0419. Fr. of steatite; irregular, white. ⅝″×⁷⁄₁₆″×
⁵⁄₁₆″.

Badr. 0420. Miniature bronze wine-jug of quasi-classic
form. Solid, intended as an ornament. Handle of scroll
type, its upper end rising above lip of jug. Foot is tall
and consists of astragal above flattened cone. Well
modelled. ⅞″×⁷⁄₁₆″.

OBJECTS SAID TO HAVE BEEN BROUGHT FROM CHALMA-KAZĀN SITE

Chal. 01-4. Four frs. of stucco border, of imbricated
lotus petals in relief bound at intervals by cinctures.
Traces of blue colour wash on 01, and of pink on 04. For
similar bands see Ser. iv. Pl. X, K. S. 0020; Anc. Khotan,
ii. Pls. LIV, LV. White plaster. Gr. fr. 5⁷⁄₁₆″×2⅞″×1″.

Chal. 05. Stucco relief fr. Upper part of draped Buddha
fig., head lost. R. hand raised in Abhaya-mudrā. Cf.
Anc. Khotan, ii. Pl. LXXX, A. 01. White plaster, burnt
hard, and showing fire fractures. 3¼″×2¼″. Pl. IX.

Chal. 06. a-d. Four stucco relief frs. Buddha heads;
hair unmodelled. White plaster, much defaced by burn-
ing. Average size 1⅝″×1″.

Badr. 0421. Bezel of finger-ring; plain, intended to be
engraved as seal. Length of arc 1¼″.

Badr. 0422. Fr. of malachite (?) bead, greenish-blue.
⁷⁄₁₆″×⅝″׳⁄₁₆″.

Badr. 0423. Fr. of bronze finger-ring. Bezel with raised
ridge at one end, cleft in centre. No corresponding ridge
at other end. About half of ring missing. Diam. ¾¼″.

Badr. 0424. Elliptical lead disc resembling Chinese coin,
but hole oblong and imperfectly pierced. Raised device
on one side suggesting manner of lettering on Chinese
coins, but chars. prob. not Chin.; cf. Badr. 0396. 1⅝″×1½″.

Badr. 0425. Bronze pendant, prob. earring (?), consisting
of two parts cast in one piece. Upper part, a vertical
elliptical ring with small projection at top, unjoined at
one side (back). Lower part, a broad pear-shaped solid
setting for jewel; raised border, transversely corrugated,
on front side.
Upper end fashioned into a semicircular horizontal
table. From this rises a conical knob projection into upper
ring, which has the appearance of a swivel joint, but
being cast in one piece is not movable. Lower end of
'pear' terminates in rosette-like knob. Plane of ring
is at right angles to that of jewel setting. Encrusted
with corrosion. Length ⅝″, width ⅝″.

Badr. 0426. Terra-cotta male head, broken from fig.
Chinese type, hairless, wearing cap with high lobate crown
like cap of Liberty, with vertical seam in front. The
narrow bands rising from the sides meet in centre just
below lobe of crown, where they are knotted together.
Ears normal. Face smiling and very delicately modelled.
For type of cap see silk painting Ch. lxi. 002, Ser. iv.
Pl. LXXVI. 1⅝″×⅝″×⅝″. Pl. II.

Badr. 0427. Terra-cotta two-humped camel, with rider
or load. Head, hind feet, and most of load missing. 2⁷⁄₁₆″
×2⅛″.

Badr. 0428. Terra-cotta male head, of royal personage
with fillet and turban. Long hair drawn back over ears
and scrolled at ends. Indian type; well modelled. Small
hole drilled through just beside scroll of hair. R. side
worn away; under-surface smooth as though rubbed.
Prob. orn. from pottery vessel. 1½″×1¼″×¼″. Pl. II.

Chal. 07. a-b. Two stucco relief frs. Nimbate heads,
with prob. of Gandharvis, with hair in loose top-knot, and
large ear-rings. Cf. Ser. iv. Pl. XV, Kha. i. e. 0039. White
plaster much defaced by burning. Aver. size 1⅝″×1⅞″.

Chal. 08. Stucco relief fr. Lotus-petal border of halo;
two petals springing from row of seven seeds. As Ser. iv.
Pl. XVI, Kha. ii. c. 004. White plaster, burnt. 3¼″×2⅛″.

Chal. 09. Stucco relief fr. from lotus-petal border of
halo. Three curved petals, springing from row of seeds.
Plain fillet on other side of seeds. For type cf. Ser. iv.
Pl. XV, Kha. vii. 001 and 004. White plaster, burnt.
3¼″×2¼″.