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Near to the W of camp B 62, S of
Qum-darya.

23:1-3. Three potsherds of hard-burnt ware,
blue-grey or reddish. Recalling Han
ware.

23:4-5. Two small flint flakes.

23:6. Chip of light-green flint.

23:7. Small piece of lead.

23:8. Small piece of iron.

Scattered finds between camp B 62 and
a point 4.5 km. W of it, near the right
shore of Qum-darya.

24:1-21. Twenty-one potsherds of fairly uni-
form ware, hard-burnt, reddish-brown
to blue-grey.

24:22-23. Two small iron fragm.

1600 m. SW of camp B 62, S of
Qum-darya.

25:1. Potsherd of brownish and blue-grey
ware, intermixed with sand.

25:2. Irregular core of light-brown flint or
agate.

25:3-4. Two small flint flakes.

25:5. Small flint scraper; indistinct type.

25:6. Small flint chip.

25:7. Bifacial implement of light-green flint.
Coarse knife, unfinished? L. 55 mm.
Br. 29 mm. Pl. 5:10.

25:8. Chip of green flint.

25:9. Flat piece of light-red chert with green
striation. A little chipped along two
edges. L. 105 mm.

25:10. Pebble of grey flint, one side struck
off by man.

S of Qum-darya, between finds Nos. 25
and 27.

26:1-5. Four complete and one fragmentary
coins with thick verdigris. The shape
recalls that of Wu-ch'u.

26:6. Bronze socket, cylindrical with a small
perforation 1 cm. below the rim. Prob-
ably a mounting for the lower end of the handle
of a Ko-weapon. L. 57 mm. Diam. 33 mm. Pl.
31:10.

Between camp B 61 and B 62, about 4
km. S of the latter.

27:1-5. Five potsherds of a thin-walled, light-
red vessel with slightly projecting rim.

About 2 km. SSW of camp B 61, S of
Qum-darya.

28:1. Potsherd from the rim of a vessel with
straight neck and a plain moulding 1
cm. below the rim. Red, rather thin ware inter-
mixed with coarse sand.

28:2. Small potsherd with traces of applied
decoration. Thin, brownish-red ware.

28:3-10. Eight potsherds of the same ware as
—:1.

28:11. Part of small core of grey flint.

28:12-14. Three flint flakes.

28:15. Fragm. of arrow-point of green flint.
The base shaped into a short tang. Br.
14 mm. Pl. 4:14.

28:16. Arrow-point, willowleaf-shaped, of
translucent agate. L. 29 mm. Br. 10
mm. Pl. 4:13.

28:17. Flint scraper?, irregular.

28:18. Small knife of green flint, nearly
crescent-shaped. 36×19 mm. Pl. 4:6.

28:19. Bifacial implement of dark-green
chert, one end straight and unworked,
the other end convex. 29×31 mm. Pl. 4:17.

28:20. Oval chip from a flint pebble, worked
on one side.

28:21. Oval knife of grey flint, worked on
one side. 58×29 mm. Pl. 5:9.

28:22. Small knife of brown flint. 45×19
mm. Pl. 4:9.

28:23-24. Two chips of green flint, slightly
worked.

28:25. Roughly worked piece of greenish-
grey flint. Unfinished axe?

28:26. Fragm. of a flat piece of quartzite
with one edge worked.

28:27. Various flint chips.

Qum-darya, near camp B 61 about 2 km.
below Yardang-bulaq.

29:1-4. Four potsherds of uniform reddish-
brown ware, rather thin and inter-
mixed with coarse sand. Wind-eroded.

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