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Near the ruin that contained the find
K. 13404. 12/2—31.

K. 13405: 1-2. Two cores of grey flint, —: 2
fragmentary. —: 1 Pl. 4: 19.

K. 13405: 3—5. Three small flint flakes, one with
retouched edges and one with
worn ones.

Scattered finds between Chen's camp
91 b and 91 c. 13/2—31, either NE or
SW of 404.

K. 13406: 1-4. Four small flint flakes, one of
them with a retouched edge.

Scattered finds between 400 and 411 on
the map Fig. 37. 20/2—31.

K. 13407: 1. Irregular core of light-green flint.

K. 13407: 2-12. Eleven small flakes of grey, green,
yellow and brown flint and agate,
three of them with retouched edges.

6 km. ENE of the ruin that contained the
finds K. 13401, and at the N shore of the
northernmost branch of the delta.
20—21/2—31.

K. 13408: 1. Miniature bronze vessel, shaped
like a scoop. The bottom is flat-
tened, otherwise the shape is nearly semiglobular.
The 25 mm. long handle is hollow to receive a
wooden haft that has been kept in place by a rivet
through a hole in the socket. Two grooved lines
run round the widest part of the vessel; the handle
has some lines crossing one another. Diam. 44
mm. H. 25 mm. Pl. 30: 18.

K. 13408: 2-3. Two small pierced lead dises, prob-
ably sinkers. Diam. 18 and 10
mm. —: 2 Pl. 30: 19, —: 3 Pl. 31: 3.

K. 13408: 4. Fragm. of a whetstone of green
slate with suspension hole.

K. 13408: 5. Spindle whorl of bitumen. One
side flat, the other vaulted. Diam.
45 mm. Th. 18 mm. Pl. 29: 3.

Find near camp 91 (though it might have
been found elsewhere and merely dropped
near the camp).

K. 13409. Small fragm. of the thickened rim of
a bronze mirror decorated with two
rows of small triangles, "saw tooth" pattern and
a zig-zag line. Br. 18 mm. Th. 4 mm.

Between Chen's camp 91 a and 91 b.
12/2—31, somewhere between 401 and
412 on map Fig. 37.

K. 13410: 1-4. Four small flint flakes, —: 4 with
retouched edges Pl. 4: 10.

K. 13410: 5. Flake of yellow flint or agate.
Thick, and with retouched edges.
The median ridge is chipped on both sides. Prob-
ably used as a scraper. 47×11 mm. Pl. 5: 5.

5 km. NE of ruin 404. 22/2—31.

K. 13411: 1. Fairly large core of green flint.
Flakes split off along half of the
circumference. Pl. 4: 22.

K. 13411: 2. Axe made of a flat piece of brown
and red, flamy chert. The convex
cutting edge has probably been polished. The
whole object is much weathered. 67×35 mm. Pl.
5: 17.

About 11 km. ENE of ruin 404; in the N
part of the Qum-darya delta. 11/2—31.

K. 13412. Small flake of grey flint with re-
touched edges. L. 43 mm.

Mesa somewhat to the north of the delta
and between 411 and 418 on the map Fig.
37. 22/2—31.

K. 13413. Blade of bronze knife (broken in two)
with convex back, which is thicker
than the rest of the blade. The edge is damaged.
L. 89 mm. Pl. 30: 22.

Along the route between 411 and 418
on the map Fig. 37. 22/2—31.

K. 13414: 1. Core of grey flint. L. 43 mm.

K. 13414: 2-5. Four small flakes of flint, three
of them having retouched edges.

K. 13414: 6. Irregular drill of red agate with
short point and one convex edge
retouched as a scraper. L. 35 mm. Pl. 4: 8.

Nearly 11 km. SSW of Astin-bulaq and
2 km. N of the northernmost branch of
the delta. 24/2—31.

K. 13415. Irregular axe of dark-green chert,
polished round the straight cutting
edge. 83×37×19 mm. Pl. 5: 15.

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