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Digital Archive of Toyo Bunko Rare Books

K. 13335. Pottery jar of light grey, hard ware.
Low narrow neck, bulky shoulder
and flat bottom. The surface of the shoulder is
slightly wavy from a furrow running spirally round
the vessel. H. 17.5 cm. Diam. of rim 8.3 cm.
Diam. at widest place 15.5 cm. Diam. of bottom 8.5
cm. Pl. 35:3.

K. 13336. Clay pot of reddish-brown, partly
black ware containing rather coarse
grains of sand. Around the short neck a leather
strap is fixed (probably modern) to stop up a
leak. H. 12.5 cm. Diam. of mouth 8.3 cm. Diam.
of widest part 12.2 cm. Diam. of bottom 8.5 cm.
Pl. 35:2.

K. 13337. Pottery bowl of dark grey, nearly
black ware. Rounded bottom, the
wall slightly widening towards the rim. H. 10.5
cm. Diam. of rim 15.7 cm. Diam. at lower edge of
wall 13.2 cm. Pl. 35:5.

K. 13338. Pottery bowl of the same type as
the preceding one but with low wall.
Moreover, the ware is a little lighter. H. 9.5 cm.
Diam. of rim 14.5 cm. Diam. at lower edge of wall
13.6—14 cm. Pl. 35:7.

K. 13339. Pottery bowl of the same type as
the preceding one. The rim is partly
broken. Within the ware is red and contains rather
coarse grains of sand. H. about 11 cm. Diam. of
rim 18.4 cm. Diam. at lower edge of wall 18.1 cm.
Probably originating from Grave 7. Pl. 35:6.

K. 13340. Chinese bronze mirror with handle
(broken). One side has a decoration
in very flat relief: to the left a person is sitting
under a tree. He is wearing a dress with many
folds, and a halo. Behind the tree a cloud scroll.
To the right a standing figure carrying something
on his hands. Between the two figures are a crane
or heron and a tortoise. The scene is encircled by
two raised lines, and the rim of the mirror has a
moulding that also runs along the handle. L. 18.1
cm. Diam. 9.9 cm. Reddish-brown patina with in-
significant green spots. Pl. 33:23.

K. 13341:1. Chinese coin, K'ai-yüan-t'ung-pao
(618—627). Diam. 25 mm.

K. 13341:2. Chinese coin, T'ien-sheng-yüan-pao

K. 13341:3. Chinese coin, T'ien-hsi-t'ung-pao
(1017—1022). Diam. 26 mm. The
reverse is carelessly stamped.

K. 13341:4. Copper coin of the same shape as
the Chinese ones but with four non-
Chinese characters. Diam. 24 mm. Pl. 33:9.

K. 13341:5. "Goose-eye" coin with irregular
contour. Diam. 10—12 mm.

K. 13341:6. Portion of square bronze buckle. A
rivet in each corner. 36×30 mm.
Pl. 33:3.

K. 13341:7. Portion of bronze buckle, pear-
shaped contour. 24×21 mm. Pl. 33:2.

K. 13341:8. Portion of brass buckle. The front
part is oval and has a small point,
the rear side is rectangular to receive the strap.
19×18 mm. Pl. 33:1.

K. 13341:9. Bronze strap-end, from buckle.
Rectangular plate with the short end
wavy. From the other end projects a double hoop
(broken) which has passed round the tongue-bar
of the buckle. The edge is bevelled along long
sides. One hole for a rivet. 30×20 mm. Pl. 33:4.

K. 13341:10. Small bronze pendant, square with
two loops. The flat part has five
engraved circles on each side. 17×14 mm. Pl.
33:8.

K. 13341:11. Bronze strap-end? from buckle?
Two loops at one end, the other end
rounded. Below there has been a rivet. Ornament-
ation consisting of coarse lines. 15×10 mm. Pl.
33:5.

K. 13341:12. Small bronze pendant, triangular
with a notch across the lower point.
15×10×4 mm. Pl. 33:11.

K. 13341:13. Bronze mounting in the shape of a
six-petalled rosette with large cent-
ral hole. Diam. 16 mm. Th. 5 mm. Pl. 33:7.

K. 13341:14. Bronze ring, cornet-shaped. Diam.
20 mm. Th. 11 mm. Pl. 33:6.

K. 13341:15. Sewing ring of bronze with three
rows of small hollows. Diam. 21 mm.
W. 7 mm. Pl. 33:10.

K. 13341:16. Three fragm. of a small brass finger
ring which has contained a round
stone.

K. 13341:17. Small spiral of bronze wire. L. 8
mm. Diam. 5 mm. Pl. 33:13.

K. 13341:18. Fragm. of flat bronze tube, traces
of lines across. L. 24 mm. Diam.
7—8 mm. Pl. 33:14.

K. 13341:19. Small bronze bead enclosed in a
grooved bronze band. Diam. about 9
mm.

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