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Ying. iii. 1. 02–5. Five frs. of wooden cup with handle ;
same pattern as Ying. iii. 2. 015, Pl. CX. Wood soft and
perished. Gr. fr. 3½″ × 2½″.

Ying. iii. 1. 06. Fr. of wood (decayed), from tray ; shows
sloping rim. 4½″ × 1½″.

Ying. iii. 2. 02. Embroidered cloth, crescent-shaped,
double, forming a sort of cushion cover, of closely woven
buff canvas ; embroidered sparsely with highly stylized
floral patterns and birds in chain-stitch. At points of
horns are plain crimson silk squares, attached by centre.
At each horn is embroidered a kind of vase from which
grows a fern-like plant bearing pear-shaped buds and
six-petalled flowers. Attenuated cranes and modified
beetles fly in various directions. Colours yellow, red, blue,
and green. Much faded. Canvas roughly patched in
antiquity and perished in places since burial. 21″ × 9″.
Pl. XLV.

Ying. iii. 2. 03–5. Remains of three metal discs, from
head-band of R. body. Thin, very fragile, pierced with two
holes through which passed thread sewing them to band.
Gold or gilt (?). Scraps of silk adhere. Broken. For
others, see Ying. iii. 2. 06–8 (Pl. XLV), 3. 03–5. Gr. diam.
when complete ⅝″.

Ying. iii. 2. 06–8. Three metal discs from head-band
of L. body ; as preceding. Gold (?), very thin. 08 was
double, and has split apart. Diam. (06 and 07) ⅝″.

Ying. iii. 2. 09. Remains of bronze bowl, badly cor-
roded. Round, flat-bottomed ; lined with lacquer over
canvas, which is held to bronze by bronze rivets passing
through from outside and secured by washers on inside.
Lining, however, perished. Arc of rim 4½″, H. 1½″. Pl. CX.

Ying. iii. 2. 010. Remains of lacquered bowl, much
decayed ; round, flat-bottomed. Made of two thicknesses
of canvas, with strip of cane to stiffen rim. Lacquer inside
dark red, with black round rim ; outside black, with band
of dark red just below rim, much cracked. Break at edge
bound over with strip of iron fixed with bronze rivet. For
handle, see Ying. iii. 2. 014. Arc of rim, 5½″, h. 2″. Pl.
CX.

Ying. iii. 2. 011. Fr. of woollen (?) canvas ; natural
buff ; soft, plain weave. 9½″ × 3¼″.

Ying. iii. 2. 012. Fr. of felt ; loose, yellowish. 3½″ × 1½″.

Ying. iii. 2. 013. Fr. of silk fabric ; red, plain weave.
Brittle. Gr. M. 5″.

Ying. iii. 2. 014. Lacquered wooden handle, apparently
belonging to bowl Ying. iii. 2. 010 (Pl. CX). Upright stem,
flat on inside, rounded on outside with round chamfer to
meet flat inner surface, and tapering towards top where it
curves over gracefully to make hook for finger. End finished
in point. Lacquered black over red with some red exposed
at upper end. Below, remains of side of bowl, with bronze
bands and rivets attaching handle at same. H. of whole
3½″, gr. width of handle 1″.

Ying. iii. 2. 015. Wooden cup, with straight projecting
handle cut in one piece. Cup circular, expanding from flat
base to low shoulder, like bowl, and thence drawing in to
plain rim in concave curve. Groove lightly incised on
outside immediately below rim, and above base. Handle
straight, stick-like, sq. in section, 1⅜″ long, projecting from
shoulder at angle of 45° ; with thickening of underside
through which is bored hole for suspension string. Well
made, and in good condition except for piece broken out
of one edge. H. 2½″ ; diam. of shoulder 4½″, of mouth 3½″,
of base 2⅝″. Pl. CX.

Ying. iii. 2. 016. Pottery jug, hand-made, with loop handle
on shoulder. Coarse red, with flat bottom, ovoid body,
and short neck turning out to plain rim bevelled towards
outside. Round shoulder run double incised chevron lines,
intersecting so as to form series of lozenges. Good con-
dition, but surface flaked in places. Badly fired. H. 7⅜″ ;
diam. of shoulder 7″, of mouth 4″, of bottom 5″. Pl. CX.

Ying. iii. 2. 017. Wooden food-tray ; circular, partly
lathe-turned, flat-bottomed, and with flat rim 1⅜″ wide.
Centre hollowed out to depth of about ½″. Outside bevelled
inwards to flat base. Rim cracked at two points opposite
each other, and repaired by inch-long double dovetail
strips of wood laid across crack and fixed with dowels.
Discoloration on inside from food. Knife scorings on
bottom. Diam. of upper side 1′ 4″, of bottom 1′ 1½″ ;
H. 1½″. Pl. XXVIII.

Ying. iii. 2. 018. Wooden food-tray with leg-bones
of animal. Tray elliptical, with slightly raised rim, and
four circular 'feet' below cut in the solid and almost flush
with its under-surface, which is scored with knife-cuts.
Tray originally painted black inside.
Somewhat warped and cracked ; cracks repaired in
antiquity, the iron rivets which held the repairing strips
still remaining. Edges worn smooth by abrasion. Bones
appear to be shoulder and leg-bones of lamb (?). Fr. of
silk fabric under bones. Tray 1′ 5½″ × 1′ 3″, H. before
warping about 1½″. Pl. XXVIII.

Ying. iii. 3. 01. Frs. of silk head-bands (partly from
Ying. iii. 2) ; rich crimson, loosely woven in plain weave.
Long edges joined edge to edge to form tube. One fr.
knotted to another. Three frs. in all. Length of two
longest pieces placed end to end 20″. Width 1⅜″.
Also two round knobs of canvas covered with silk with
a stalk-like extension on each ; buttons (?). Length 1⅜″,
diam. of knob ⅝″.

Ying. iii. 3. 02. Frs. of silk shroud ; buff, plain weave.
Discoloured. 9″ × 6″.

Ying. iii. 3. 03–5. Three metal discs, apparently gold,
from head-band, as Ying. iii. 2. 03–8. Diam. ⅝″ to ¾″.

Ying. iii. 3. 06. Glass tumbler ; transparent greenish-
white, with small flat bottom, and sides expanding in
slightly convex curve to plain thickened rim. Orn. with
bands of hollow-ground spots ; seven circular round side
immediately above ground, and two bands of ellipses above.