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『東洋文庫所蔵』貴重書デジタルアーカイブ

E. i. E. i. 029. Knot-dyed fabric. Blue cotton cloth. Seems
to have been a small bag, made up of a roughly circular
piece hemmed all round for a drawing string, part of
which remains. The cloth is ornamented with flower-like
patterns executed in knot-work, being white on blue
ground. Torn. Diameter of circle about 6¾″. See Pl.
LXXVI.

PANEL EXCAVATED IN CHAPEL E. ii.

E. ii. E. ii. 1. Painted panel. Seated Gaṇeśa, crowned (yellow).
Arm, wrist, and ankle ornaments (yellow). Tiger skin
Dhōtī (yellow), tight Paijāmas (dark brown), feet bare.
Head three-quarters to R. p. yellow. Rest of flesh—pink.
Outlines red. Eyebrows, eyelashes, and pupils black.
Cushion red and dark-brown vesica; field green; outer
edge deep red with fine black line outside, and border of
white dots inside, next green. Rosary of white dots.
Four arms. R. p. front in lap holding bowl of fruit (?);
back, upraised holding spear-head (?). L. p. front, at
breast holding long-shaped turnip; back, upraised holding
axe. Background of panel white with a few small orna-
ments. Height 4⅝″, width 5⅝″. Wood and painting well-
preserved. See Pl. LXXVIII.

MISCELLANEOUS OBJECTS FOUND ON GROUND SURFACE AT ENDERE SITE.

Miscell. E. 001. a. Piece of Chinese writing ink, drilled at one
objects. end for a string. Length of piece ⅝″. See Pl. CV.

E. 001. b. Cubical bone die with spots shown by circles
with centre dots. The sum of the spots on any two
opposite sides is 7. Length of edges ⅜″. See Pl. LII.

E. 002. Glass and pottery fragments. 7 fragments
of pale green-tinted glass with raised pattern. 2 fragments
of pale pink-tinted glass with raised pattern. 3 pieces
pale green-tinted glass, plain. 1 thick piece pale green-
tinted glass, showing cut or ground surface. 1″ × 1″. 1 short
stick of glass with twist in the grain, 1¾″ long. 2 fragments
of coarse terra-cotta, glazed green. Found near Endere
Fort ruins. See Pl. LII.

[E. 002. Miscellaneous small objects found within or
near Endere Fort.]

E. 003. a. Rectangular bronze tag, hollow, to take
leather or other material, and having 3 rivets remaining in
position. One end shaped in a sort of double Ogee;
other sides straight. Length ⅞″, width ¾″, thickness
(external) ⅛″. See Pl. LII.

E. 003. b. One side of bronze hinge or clasp, probably
from armour. It is slightly concave at its two long edges,
convex at the narrow end and straight at the broad end
where portions of links of hinge remain. There are three
rivet holes, one at narrow end and two at broad end.
Whole plate slightly convex on its anterior aspect. Length
1¹⁵⁄₁₆″, width ⅜″ to ⅜″. See Pl. LII.

E. 003. c. Bronze plate, oblong, pierced for a rivet at
each end. Probably piece of jazarine. 1⅝″ × ¹⁄₁₆″.

E. 003. d. Bronze object resembling a spatula. At one
end it opens out into a ring, the upper edge of which
shows signs of wear, as though from friction with a ring
to which it has been suspended. The opposite end
broadens and then turns to an obtuse point. Length 1¾″,
width above point ⅜″. Thickness at ring end ¹⁄₁₆″. See
Pl. LII.

E. 003. e. Fragment of green-blue glass; portion of
edge circular, remainder broken. Pattern incised on one
side, the lines having been filled with some metal or
pigment (part of which remains) in manner of niello.
Diameter ⅞″, thickness ¹⁄₁₆″. See Pl. LII.

E. 003. f. Piece of yellowish glass; elliptical plano-
convex, probably made as a jewel for an ornament. See
Pl. LII.

E. 003. g. Fragment of glass vessel, showing cut or
ground surfaces.

E. 003. h. Fragment of glass vessel, showing cut or
ground surfaces.

E. 003. i. Piece of pink coral or shell, pierced in two
places for a cord, and showing a groove worn by the
thread between the two piercings. Length 1″.

E. 005. Miscellaneous beads, bronze rings, &c. (found
near Endere Fort). On a woollen string are threaded
1 small coin; 2 blue glass beads; 2 stone or pottery
beads; 1 bright yellow glass bead, the glass surface being
over some lustrous core; 1 yellow glass or stone bead;
2 fragments of flat bronze ring; 6 fragments of coloured
glass and pottery beads; fragment of 1 bronze ring; 1
bronze rivet (length ⁹⁄₁₆″, thickness ⅛″); 1 bronze, hollow,
dome-headed stud (length ³⁄₁₆″, diameter ³⁄₁₆″); 1 oblong
piece of bronze, with lightly incised decorative pattern.
¹⁄₁₆″ × ¹⁄₁₆″.

E. 006. Terra-cotta fragments, &c., found on eroded
ground near Endere Stūpa.
a. Fragment of green glazed terra-cotta vessel; 2¾″ ×
1¾″.
b. Fragment of neck of vessel, of black terra-cotta;
1¾″ × 1¾″.
c. Fragment of lips of unglazed terra-cotta vessel;
1¼″ × 1¾″.
d, e. Fragments of coarse terra-cotta.
f. Piece of uncut green jade. 1⅜″ × 1⅞″.