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is decorated with seven transverse zig-zag bands
which are formed through small, very pointed, in-
cised triangles. L. 15.3 cm. Fig. 14:7.

5. L:3. Wooden pin of same kind as —:2 but
with thicker head, having eleven
groups of triangle-bands. The pointed end broken
off. Found sticking in the woollen fabric —:6.
L. 17.3 cm.

5. L:4. Wooden object consisting of two
halves, of the same kind as 5. D:9 etc.
When found the now decayed red wool was neat-
ly wound round a layer of feathers in the sunken
part of the two halves. One end straight, the other
blunt-ended. The interior deeply hollowed out; it
contained a few bones from the head of a large
lizard. The two halves are of uneven length: 11.5
and 10.5 cm. Diam. 2.6 cm. Pl. 8:6.

5. L:5. One half of an object identical with
—:4. The hollowed part is painted
red. 9×2.7 cm. Pl. 8:1.

5. L:6. Two fragm. of an undyed, pale yel-
lowish-white woollen mantle in rep
weave. The warp twisted somewhat harder than
the weft. Selvage preserved at one part, strength-
ened by a thick cord.

5. L:7. Small bundle of reddish-brown wool,
wound round in two places with the
same kind of thread, in one of which a small
feather is inserted.

Finds mainly from the sur-
face of Cemetery 5.

(5:1—5:44 from the flat eastern end of the hill.)

5:1—2. Two willow-leaf-shaped arrow-heads
of light-green silex and brown chert.
Rather blunt-ended, of inferior make. —:2 is
slightly polished. L. 39 and 41 mm. Pl. 12:4—5.

5:3. About half of a leaf-shaped arrow-
head of green silex. Pl. 12:6.

5:4. Leaf-shaped arrow-head ? of polished
slate. L. 42 mm. Br. 12 mm. Pl. 12:3.

5:5. Whetstone of slate, one edge has some
transverse lines. 97×25 mm.

5:6. Flat bead of green, flamy serpentine.
Diam. 9 mm. Pl. 15:8.

5:7—15. Nine barrel-shaped beads of striated,
grey and white opal. L. 12—8 mm. Pl.
15:16.

5:16. Eight small beads of shell (a Spondy-
lus) attached to the original cord.

5:17. Ninety-six small shell beads, mostly
with original string remaining in
the holes.

5:18. Three thin, flat beads of shell. Diam.
6 mm. Pl. 15:9.

5:19. One hundred and twenty-four small
beads of shell of same kind as —:21.

5:20. One hundred and fifty-five small beads
of shell of same kind as —:21.

5:21. Ninty-three small beads of shell. Diam.
5—2 mm. Pl. 15:15.

5:22. Small flat, oblong object, slightly
curved, of light-green dental bone (?).
The convex surface has ten transverse lines 25×6
mm. Pl. 15:7.

5:23. Fragm. of corroded, somewhat con-
cave bronze ring-fitting.

5:24—25. Two small bronze fragm., possibly of
two-winged arrow-points.

5:26. A few corroded bronze fragm.

5:27. Wooden cup, made in one piece. Near
the edge there are two pairs of holes
7 cm. from each other. H. 11 cm. Diam. 13.5—
12.5 cm. Pl. 12:15.

5:28. Rectangular wooden object, handle ?
One side convex, the other concave, at
each end a moulding. 79×18 mm. Pl. 9:7.

5:29. Small wooden object of nearly the
same shape as —:28. 51×14 mm.

5:30. Fragm. of round wooden peg with
four globular mouldings and two
transverse rows of small triangles filled with red.
Pl. 9:8.

5:31—39. Nine fragm. of arrow-shafts or pegs
of wood, decorated with transverse or
longitudinal rows of small triangles filled with
red.

5:40. Two-winged arrow-point of bone with
large barbs and a socket to receive the
shaft. On each side six incised lines, V-shaped.
88×18 mm. Pl. 12:9.

5:41. Small bone object of unknown use. A
straight piece with an oblique projec-
tion. Decorated with four groups of transverse
lines. A groove follows one edge of the projec-
tion and continues along the shorter part of
straight member. L. 73 mm. Pl. 12:11.

5:42. Bone object of same type as —:41
but with broken points. Pl. 12:10.

5:43. Fragm. of bone lamella with one flat
and one convex surface, the latter

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