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and 26 feet, was exposed a specimen (G.K. 140) of the same type as G.K. 109
(plate 51, fig. 7). To these there is to be added a third type: (3) fragment of a
leaf-shaped arrow-point, strongly oxidized (G.K. 138; plate 51, fig. 5), from the
wash on the surface near gallery II.

Like the three-edged arrow-points, the following finds also recall the excava-
tions at the South Kurgan of Anau:

A bronze stamp with a semiannular eye on the back, decorated in front
with four curves bent inward (G.K. 4; plate 51, fig. 8), from the upper digging,
between 10 inches and 2 feet 4 inches. A bronze object (G.K. 178; plate 51,
fig. 9), is probably the foot of an implement. It was found in the outer digging
II. Indeterminable is a small bronze plate with two holes for attachment and
a comb-like edge (G.K. 59; plate 51, fig. 10), also from the outer digging.

A remarkable object (G.K. 87) is an iron seal-ring ornamented with figures
(plate 51, fig. 11). It was found on the surface of the city plateau near outer
digging I. In the ornamentation one can recognize a sitting and a standing figure.

(g) BEADS OF STONE, CLAY, GLASS, AND FAIENCE.

Numerous beads were found in the excavation, and are enumerated according
to material and form. They are all brought together on plate 54.

Beads of turquoise having different forms were often found: (a) Cylindrical
(figs. 1–4) from the upper digging, between 20.5 feet and 32 feet 7 inches, and on
the declivity; (b) barrel-shaped (G.K. 143, fig. 5), upper digging between 20.5
and 26 feet; (c) annular (G.K. 45; fig. 6), upper digging, between 11.5 feet and
15 feet 5 inches; (d) disk-shaped (G.K. 47; fig. 7) from the same place.

Of lapis lazuli, three pendants (G.K. 126, 129; figs. 8 and 9) found in the
wall of sun-dried brick in gallery I.

Of carnelian, an elongated pendant (G.K. 20; fig. 10), from the upper digging,
between 2 feet 4 inches and 5 feet; a spherical bead (G.K. 88; fig. 11), from the
upper digging, between 15 feet 5 inches and 17 feet 5 inches.

Of agate, a large spherical bead (G.K. 1; fig. 12), from the upper digging,
under the surface in the uppermost layer; a long cask-shaped bead (G.K. 204;
fig. 13), from outer digging I, between 23 feet 4 inches and 27 feet.

Of stone, of very different kinds—gray with yellow spots (G.K. 174; fig. 14)
from outer digging I, between 14 feet 4 inches and 17 feet; whitish-green, double-
conical; (G.K. 32; fig. 15), from the upper digging, between 5 and 8.75 feet;
violet, variously jointed pendants (G.K. 88; fig. 11) from the upper digging, between
15 feet 5 inches and 17 feet 5 inches; gray, disk-shaped (G.K. 175; fig. 16), from
the upper digging, in débris; yellowish-red, disk-shaped (faience?) (G.K. 88; fig. 11),
from the upper digging, between 15 feet 5 inches and 17 feet 5 inches.

Of coral, six small cylindrical beads (G.K. 146; fig. 17) from the outer digging,
between 11.5 feet and 14 feet 4 inches.

Of glass: White with yellow, band-shaped inlays, cask-shape (G.K. 20; fig. 10),
from the upper digging, between 2 feet 4 inches and 5 feet; spherical, sea-green,
(G.K. 7; fig. 18), from the upper digging, between 10 inches and 2 feet 4 inches;
annular, water-clear (G.K. 136; fig. 19), from the south shaft.