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0211 Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.1
トルキスタンの調査 1904年 : vol.1
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as in fig. 94. A graceful effect is produced by parallel lines occupied with rows of
spots, which may either stand alone, as in figs. 95 and 96, or lie between two
parallel lines, as in fig. 97. Larger fragments of service vessels show heavy cross-
bands which extend over the whole vessel (fig. 98) (cf. plate 26, fig. 2).

(3) Besides these two large and systematically connected groups of patterns,
we find in both classes of vessels ornamental details which give evidence of the
ability of the painters in the matter of design. Some examples, such as figs.
99–103, will show this. The groups of patterns referred to are distributed in such
a way that in both classes of vessels, a and b, the horizontal linear-pattern
(Reihenmuster) rules equally. The oblique-band pattern (Bandmuster) on the
other hand, was preferred for the large vessel of group b, though there are
examples of more delicate
vessels in group a, in which
we find the band pattern.

LOWER STRATA, CULTURE I.

In the detailed report
of the excavation, reasons
were given for referring
the deposits of the lower
strata to the same culture
as that of the middle strata.
We will now note some
details.

In the north digging
specimens of groups a and
b occurred in all the strata lying below
datum. Indeed, some painted fragments
of the same variety as those of the middle
layers were noted between − 20 feet 5 inches
and − 24 feet 5 inches. Finds of the same
significance were made in the west shaft.
Here the culture-strata lying below datum
are shown by the ceramic finds to be quali-
tatively similar to the middle strata of the
heart of the hill. In addition, there was observed between − 23 feet 5 inches
and − 24 feet the lipped piece of a coarse vessel of whitish-green clay (group
b), of the same form as that mentioned above from the west digging (fig. 66).
Near it was the lip-piece of delicate whitish-green clay and a red-toned saucer
with painting (group a). On the other hand, the finds from the lower galleries of
Komorof's trench can not, as was remarked above, be considered without criti-
cism on account of the isolated occurrence of the gray and red monochrome
fragments. There is also to be remembered the painted pottery of the middle
strata, with the tent-ornamentation, and the painted specimens of the groups a