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leg of human being wearing fur breeches; leg drawn up
under thigh in squatting attitude. Length 2₁⁶⁰″.

F. VII. b. Pottery fr., light red ware; inside orn. with
stamped dot-and-circle. 1₁⁰⁰″ × 1₁⁶⁰″.

F. VII. c. Pottery fr., light red ware with burnished outer
face orn. by two incised lines between two rows of dots.
1″ × ½″.

F. VII. 001. Bead of brown paste. Wound round in spiral
is incised waved line showing traces of white filling. ⁹⁄₁₆″
× ¾″.

F. VII. 002. Clay sealing, sq., with impression of oval
gem. On a rocky mass, fig. Ganymede and eagle. To
L. on a rocky mass, fig. seated R. seen in profile. Head
small with short hair, neck slender; body leans back in
easy attitude, and was prob. supported by L. elbow. R. leg
stretched out before body, knee slightly bent, foot flat on
ground. L. knee raised higher and more sharply bent.
R. arm bent at elbow, hand extended horizontally over
knees, holding a phiale (?).
To R., eagle, in profile L., stands upright; the L. leg
straight with claws on the ground; the R. slightly advanced
and bent at knee; talon raised sharply and resting
in the hand (or phiale) of seated fig. L. wing half
open.
Condition: Of the human fig. the R. shoulder and
upper arm are broken away; all the rest is decipherable,
but only R. thigh to ankle, standing in very high relief, is
well preserved. Of eagle, breast, thighs, R. talon, part of
L. wing and tail are preserved, breast and L. thigh in very
high relief.
Composition and execution of very fine quality; good
Hellenistic workmanship.
The bodily proportions of seated fig. suggest Hebe, but
the subject is almost certainly a somewhat androgynous
Ganymede. Ganymede seated thus on rocks and feeding
the eagle is not uncommonly represented on gems, and
also appears on coins of Marcus Aurelius and Commodus
struck at Ilion (L. C. Woolley). Clay sealing 1⅜″ sq.;
impression 1″ × ¾″. Pl. V.

F. VIII. 001. Stucco relief fr. Three bosses. Part of
bunch of grapes (?). Traces of blue. White stucco.
1⅛″ × ⅞″.

F. IX. 001. Fr. of wooden moulding, lathe-turned,
found on surface of ground. Very hard, well preserved.
Baluster (?), similar to Kha. i. 0036. 3½″ × 1⅛″.

F. IX. 002. Clay pestle. Disc with smooth slightly
convex surface, and at back a projecting handle. Diam.
4″, thickness ¾″ (with handle 2⅛″).

F. IX. 003. Stucco relief fr. of opening lotus bud. Three
large petals, and above two inner petals. Above central
round core shows. Remains of blue paint on white slip.
White stucco. 2½″ × 1⅝″ × ¾″.

F. IX. 004. Stucco relief fr. Curl of hair as Kha. ii. N.
0010. White stucco. No colour. 4⅛″ × 1⁶⁄₁₆″.

F. IX. 005. Stucco relief fr. Curl of hair as F. IX. 004.
Trace of blue paint. White stucco. 1″ × 1⁶⁄₁₆″.

F. IX. 006. Stucco relief fr. Palmette, three petals.
White stucco. 1⅜″ × 1⅛″.

F. IX. i. 001. Wooden key of usual type, apple wood,
with six pegs arranged in two diagonal rows of three each.
See Kha. v. 006. 4⅜″ × ¾″.

F. X. 001. Haematite quadrilateral cone, highly
polished, prob. meant for seal. H. 1⅛″, base ⅝″ × ¾″.

F. XI. i. 001. Wooden panel, once painted, with marks
of nails which attached it to background. Paint has dis-
appeared except for a few undecipherable traces. 12⅛″ ×
4⅛″ × ¾″.

F. XI. a. Pottery fr., fine red, wheel-made; outer face
carefully smoothed and almost burnished. 1⅜″ × 1⁶⁄₁₆″.

F. XI. 001. Nondescript wood fr. Gr. M. ¾″.

F. XII. 001. Whisk-broom made of grass, as F. I. 001.
Length 1′ 6⅛″.

F. XII. 002. Fr. of wooden statuette:
L. hand with fingers bent, grasping end of drapery, which
is drawn down from lower side of wrist. Little modelling.
Drapery behind wrist, and tips of fingers split off. Thumb
excessively short. Hole pierced from back of front to wrist.
Arm probably hung straight by side with palm of hand
to front. Traces of glue (?) at back of wrist, which may
indicate that hand broke off and was attached again by
this means, the hole being made at same time for peg to
secure it still more firmly.
Hard and in good condition. 5⁸⁄₁₀″ × 2″ × 1″. Pl. XLVII.

F. XII. 003. Fr. of wooden statuette, prob. of child.
Leg from above knee to heel. Knee bent at right angles,
with straight edge of drapery showing above. Of foot,
evidently also at right angles, heel only remains. Hole
pierced from corner of heel to front of ankle. Form
generally somewhat shapeless and thick. Traces of flesh-
coloured paint in fold between calf and thigh. 4⅜″ × 1⅜″.

F. XII. 004. Fresco panel showing goddess Hārītī with
her children.
Indo-Persian type of beauty with short rounded face,
straight features, eyes very slightly oblique, and dreamy
expression of mingled sadness and sweetness. Sits facing
spectator, apparently cross-legged, but surface of lower part
almost destroyed; L. arm akimbo with hand on thigh,
prob. holding stem of flower which appears between L.
arm and body; R. upper arm close to body, and forearm
horizontal in front, with hand sharply pendent and fingers
daintily curled inwards clasping top of long-necked red
flask (?) with globular body, which hangs down in front
below girdle. Ears long, with pierced lobes greatly dis-
tended. Hair black, done smoothly over head and falling
behind shoulders, while two long narrow locks curl stiffly
forward under eyes. On the head it is decked with strings
of pearls, and a jewel orn. over forehead partly broken
away.