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0229 Explorations in Turkestan : Expedition of 1904 : vol.1
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a, fig. 179; of pithos b, fig. 180; and of pithos c, fig. 181, all from the upper
digging. The lip-piece of a tray-like vessel is given in fig. 182 (see plate 19).
(K) Stands for larger vessels, open both above and below (figs. 183 and 184). The
last-mentioned specimen has a cruciform pattern incised in the outer sur-
face. The smaller stand comes from the upper digging between +25 and
+33 feet; the larger one from terrace B, between +31 and +23 feet. No
other examples of this form were found.
(L) Isolated forms. Among the burial gifts of skeleton No. 23 in terrace B,
there was found, besides the above-mentioned cup (plate 10, fig. 2) an egg-
shaped vessel like a bottle, with a narrow neck (plate 12, fig. 2), height
13.2 cm. A pear-shaped bottle, of which the neck was broken off, height
15.1 cm. (plate 12, fig. 3), was presumably also a burial gift, as it lay