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Yul. 024. Ornamental bronze shaft; use uncertain.
Straight hexagonal in middle, expanding above and below
into groups of mouldings. Flat knob with pearl mould-
ing encircling it terminates rod at one end. A similar
but larger one is at the other end; beyond rod continues
for ⁷⁄₁₆″ in form of two ring mouldings; last of them has
a drilled hole. Length 2⅜″, diam. of shaft ¼″, of gr. knob
⅜″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 025. Fr. of bronze plate, with traces of Chinese
'strap' orn. in very low relief on face. Gr. M. 1⅜″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 026-7. Two bronze strap-loops; 026 D-shaped
bronze plate, 027 square; each with oblong slit by straight
edge, and three or four pins respectively at back. 1⁷⁄₁₆″×⅜″
and 1⁷⁄₁₆″×⁷⁄₁₆″.

Yul. 028. Bronze strap-loop, double, made of two
elliptical plates front and back; front one with edges
cast back in bold chamfer, back one flat; joined to each
other by four pins, leaving space of ⅛″ between. Elliptical
opening ⅜″×⁷⁄₁₆″, pierced through both plates near one edge
and a V-nick at centre of one long side of outer ellipse.
1⅜″×1″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 029-30. Two bronze buttons; 029 square, 030
circular and slightly domical; each with rectang. loop
at back. Corroded. ⅜″ sq. and 1¼″ diam.

Yul. 031. Bronze button; round, slightly convex, with
back hollowed out leaving flat bar across for attachment.
Corroded. Diam. ⅞″.

Yul. 032. Bronze arrow-head; made of long central
shaft, round in section, with iron core and with three very
low flanges projecting as blades. No barbs; blunt point,
and edges of flanges blunt. Iron core probably projected
as tang, but is now flush with butt. Good condition.
Length 1⅜″; gr. width ⅜″, diam. of shaft at butt ³⁄₁₆″.
Pl. CXI.

Yul. 033-6. Four bronze arrow-heads, of type L.J. 01;
Ser. ii. p. 767, T. 007. Sides plain; no barbs. 034-6 much
corroded, and retaining stumps of iron tangs, rust from
which has overspread blade. Gr. length 1⁷⁄₁₆″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 037-9. Three bronze arrow-heads, of type L.J.
01, Pl. XXIII, &c.; but angles cut back in barbs, and
triangular depressions in faces. Iron corrosion about butt
of Yul. 037. Fair condition. Gr. length 1⁷⁄₁₆″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 040. Bronze arrow-head, of type L. Singh. 015,
Pl. XXIII. Three sharp prominent blades about small
hollow central shaft. Sharp point and barbs. Length
1¼″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 041. Bronze seal; round disc with loop shank at
back. Device: a peacock standing to L. with upraised
tail. Diam. ⁷⁄₁₆″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 042. Bronze seal; sq. face with loop shank at
back. Device corroded beyond recognition. ⅜″ sq.

Yul. 043. Bronze seal; sq. face with long straight
shank at back ending in loop. Badly corroded and face
destroyed. ⁷⁄₁₆″ sq., h. 1⅜″.

Yul. 044. Bronze seal; square face with rectang. loop
at back. Device, spoilt by corrosion, seems to represent
four-footed beast standing to L. with upraised tail. 1″ sq.
Pl. CXI.

Yul. 045. Bronze stud or seal. Disc, with shank at
back terminating in large flat sq. head. Traces of device (?)
on face of disc, but destroyed by corrosion. Diam. of
disc 1⅜″, sq. head ⅜″×⅜″, length of shank ⅜″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 046. Bronze seal or stud; shaped like preceding,
with sq. face, and shank at back terminating in large
quatrefoil with raised edges. Device on face: fig. seated
cross-legged with both (?) arms uplifted, and halo (?)
round head. Corroded and no detail left. Quatrefoil
very brittle. Face ⅜″×⅜″, quatrefoil ⅜″×⅜″, length of
shank ¼″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 047. Bronze seal; sq. face, with long shank rising
from stepped base at back and terminating in ring. Device:
winged griffin (?) standing to R. with uplifted head, much
destroyed by corrosion. 1″×⅜″, h. 1¼″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 048. Bronze seal; disc with rectang. loop at back.
Device: equal-armed cross with end of each arm thickened
and curling over to R. in single volute; a kind of modified
Svastika. Fairly preserved. Diam. ⅜″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 049. Bronze seal or stud. Disc, with shank at
back terminating in large lozenge-shaped (?) head (broken).
On each face traces of device similar to that of Yul. 048,
but one with three voluted arms, forming a triangle in
centre, much obscured by corrosion. Diam. of faces c. ⅜″,
length of shank ⅜″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 050. Terra-cotta relief head; lion or grotesque
human. Surface much corroded and lower part of face
lost. H. c. 1″, projection c. ⅜″.

Yul. 051. Fr. of bronze rod, rectang. in section, taper-
ing towards point; broken both ends, edges cracked.
⅜″×⅛″×⅛″.

Yul. 052-3. Two sticks of graphite or ink. Short,
octagonal in section, tapering slightly to blunt point.
Other end cut off sq., with hole pierced through horizontally.
Lengths 1¼″ and ⅜″. Pl. CXI.

Yul. 054. Fr. of lignite pendant or seal. Flat, triangular,
sides slightly convex, hole pierced through lengthwise.
Surface split away both sides. 1⅜″×⅜″×⅜″.

Yul. 055. Paste pendant or charm; male pudenda. Cf.
Ser. iv. Pl. IV, Jiya. 004. Greenish blue. 1⅜″×⁷⁄₁₆″.

Yul. 056-7. Two glass pendants; flat, triangular,
with hole through apex. Glass respectively dark blue,
and dark pink, semi-translucent, streaked horizontally
with lines of opaque white paste, and finishing (057) with
band of yellow glass; 056 iridescent. Lengths ⅜″ and ⁷⁄₁₆″.
Pl. CXI.

Yul. 058. Fr. of glass pendant; light blue, translucent,
in form apparently of three-armed star; one arm shorter
than the others and pierced for suspension; one long
arm broken. Gr. M. ⅜″. Pl. CXI.