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upper line, similar lines are also cut upwards at right
angles. Gr. M. 3½″.

Toy. III. 010. Fr. of pottery vessel; grey fine texture,
wheel-made. Shows shoulder, with ridge running round
above, and neck turning out immediately to everted rim (?).
Gr. M. 3″.

Toy. III. 011. Fr. of pottery spout; dark grey, wheel-
made, straight, broken each end. Length 3″, external diam.
1¾″.

Toy. III. 012. Fr. of pottery; showing band of comb-
drawn wave-pattern between two bands of incised lines.
Orn. carefully incised. Grey, wheel-made. Gr. M. 5¼″. Pl.
CIII.

Toy. III. 013. Pottery handle; straight, turning in at
right angles at top, as if from jar like N. XLIII. 03, Pl. XXV.
Surface blackened. H. 4″, thickness c. ¾″.

Toy. III. 014. Fr. of large pottery jar; with (prob.)
globular body, small mouth out-turned, and ear-handle
rising from shoulder and joining lip at right angles. Grey,
wheel-made. H. 6″, gr. width 6″. Pl. CIII.

Toy. III. 015-16. Two frs. of pottery saucer; flat-
bottomed, with curved side and plain straight rim. Fine
clay, grey, surface blackened, wheel-made. Gr. M. 3¾″.

Toy. III. 017. Fr. of rim of pottery vessel; short wide
neck with everted lip; fine clay, grey with black surface,
polished smooth on inside of neck. Wheel-made; well
shaped. Chord 4¾″. Pl. CIII.

Toy. III. 018. Fr. of wall of pottery vessel, straight-
sided; with loop-handle attached. Plain straight rim,
marked by incised groove ¾″ below edge on outside. Grey
blackened on surface, and polished prob. with steel tool,
the downward strokes of which form irregular streaks
on exterior. Roughly made, and worn. H. 4¾″; width
preserved 3¾″. Pl. CIII.

Toy. III. 019. Pottery fr. Mass of coarse clay, red,
burnt hard, and blackened on flat upper surface, which
is pitted with rows of deep round holes as if punched by
finger. One row of four preserved, and traces of another
at each side. 4¾″×2¾″×1¾″.

Toy. III. 020. Fr. of iron implement; heavy ferrule, of
which half only preserved, longitudinally. Apparently
elliptical in section when complete. Cast in two-piece
mould, the joint causing ridge down each side at long axis
of ellipse. Broken at one end irregularly; at other rough,
just beyond a thickening which ran round pipe. Hole, ¾″
diam. through wall for pin to connect to wooden handle.
Rusted. Length 2¾″, diam. 2¾″, thickness (average) ¼″.

Toy. III. 021. Fr. of pottery from side of large vessel.
Thick, grey, wheel-made, much encrusted with sand.
Outside carefully polished and orn. with two bands of
comb-drawn wave pattern, and incised annular line.
Gr. M. 5¾″. Pl. CIII.

Toy. III. 022. Small wooden 'cork'; roughly drum-
shaped, with two notches cut opposite each other on upper

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edge, to receive string for securing in mouth of vessel.
Traces of red paint round outside. Roughly cut. H. 1¾″,
diam. 1¾″.

Toy. III. 023. Fr. of pottery cup or bowl; grey, fine
texture, wheel-made. Side almost straight with plain
straight rim. Painted black inside and out with dull
glaze, to depth of ¾″ below rim. Well made. H. 2¼″.

Toy. III. 024-5. Two frs. of pottery, prob. from same
vessel. Grey, wheel-made; 025 polished and in part scraped
vertically with metal tool. Gr. M. 2¾″, and 4¾″. Pl. CIII.

Toy. III. 026-8. Three frs. of pottery; grey with
blackish surface, wheel-made. 026 part of slightly
inturned rim; 028 part of out-sloping rim; 027 flat.
Gr. M. 2¾″.

Toy. III. 033. Misc. frs. of silk fabrics (found with
Toy. III. 01). Including pale blue silk damasks; one
woven in diaper of concentric lozenges; the other in
diaper of elongated hexagons, the angular ends of one
row fitting into spaces between angular ends of contiguous
rows. In each hexagon an evenly spaced row of three
square spots placed anglewise.

Outline of hexagons and solid square dots, in twill;
field of hexagons and fine dividing line between hexagons
in tabby. As the transverse diagonals of square dots
equal width of field of hexagons, the tabby spaces between
squares form small hexagons with squares in centre. In
some of the rows there are four squares in each long
hexagon, the two end ones in twill surrounded by tabby
and the other two in tabby on twill field.

Another fr., pale buff, seems to have pattern of rows
of elliptical cartouches overlapping in direction of long
axes and nearly touching in other direction. Border of
cartouche is an angular cloud scroll. In centre, an eight-
petalled rosette in outline; in spandrels, four simple
palmettes, open ends outward, the two horizontal palmettes
longer than the vertical ones, and pointed, to suit shape of
spandrel; short ones, round.

Another fr., buff with pink stains, shows part of elongated
ellipse of cloud scroll, surrounding very stylistic tree (?).
Coarse work and fragmentary. Two other frs., crimson,
show parts of roughly drawn cartouche composed of broad
outer and narrow inner band; within, pair of confronting
standing birds (phoenixes?) with pair of scrolled pointed
leaves in profile below. In spandrel, rosette composed
of probably four fleur-de-lis-shaped arms extending from
corners of curved-sided lozenge. Both frs. are cut from
selvedge part of cloth and the pattern is cut across, above
birds, by selvedge.

Other frs., buff with small lozenge spots; pale pink
with herring-bone pattern; pale purple with elongated
hexagon pattern described above; and plain dark blue and
buff. The pale blue forms a band (?) several layers thick,
and the other frs. are made into silk flowers, some of
which remain sewn to band, others detached. Flowers
composed of layers of silk of different colours, cut in whorls
of rosette shape of diminishing size, placed one over the