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Prehistoric Egypt Corpus: The Corpus of Prehistoric Pottery and Palettes
W.M. Flinders Petrie
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Part of the History of Art, Architecture, and Archaeology Commons PREHISTORIC EGYPT · CORPUS
- W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE
BRITISH SCHOOL OF ARCHAEOLOGY IN EGYPT AND EGYPTIAN RESEARCH ACCOUNT TWENTY-THIRD YEAR, 1917
CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY .AND PALETTES
BY W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE HON. D.C.L., LL.D., D.LIT., F.R.S., F.B.A., M. R.I.A.
LONDON BRITISH SCHOOL OF ARCHAEOLOGY IN EGYPT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, GOWER STREET, W.C.
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I92I .l.~Y WIT llOWlO'J '"CJ'I '.l.DIIA WIT JIOll1YM 'TDZYB .... PATRON : F.-M. VISCOUNT ALLENBY. G.C.B.• G.C.M.G. GENERAL COMMITTEE (*Executive Members) Lord ABERCROMBY Prof. PERCY GARDNER J. G . MILNE HENRY BALFOUR Rt. Hon. Sir GEORGE T. GOLDIE ROBERT MoND Rev. Dr. T. G. BONNEY Dr. GowLAND Prof. MONTAGUE P rof. R. C. BosANQUET Mrs. J. R. GREEN WALTER MORRISON Rt. Hon. VISCOUNT BRYCE OF Rt. Hon. F .-M. LORD GRENFELL *Miss M. A. MURRAY DECH MONT Mrs. F . LL. GRIFFITH P. E. NEWBERRY *Prof. J. B. BURY Dr. A . C. HADDON F . w. PERCIVAL *SOMERS CLARKE Rev. Dr. A. C. HEADLAM Dr. PINCHES EDWARD CLODD D. G . HOGARTH Dr. G. W . PROTHERO Sir W. BOYD DAWKINS *BASIL Hourns Dr. G. A. REISNER Prof. Sir S. DILL Sir HENRY H. HOWORTH Sir WILLIAM RICHMOND *Miss EcKENSTEIN Baron A. VON HUGEL Prof. F. W. RIDGEWAY Sir GREGORY FOSTER Prof. A. S. HUNT Mrs. STRONG S ir JAMES FRAZER Mrs. C. H . W. JOHNS Lady TIRARD *Prof. ERNEST GARDNER Sir HENRY MIERS E. TOWRY WHYTE Honorary Tnasunr- *H. SEFTON-JONES H onorary D irector-Prof. FLINDERS PETRIE Honorary Secretary-Mrs. H. F. PETRIE AMERICAN BRANCH THE EGYPTIAN RESEARCH ACCOUNT President }AMES HENRY BREASTED, PH.D. Vice-Presidents WILLIAM J. HOLLAND, Ptt.D., Sc.D., LL.D. CHARLES F. THWING, D.D., LL.D. EDMUND J. JAMES, PH.D., LL.D. BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER, PH.D., L.H.D., LL.D F. w. SHIPLEY, PH.D. WILLIAM COPLEY WINSLOW, PH.D., L.H.D., LL.D. Hon. Secretary Prof. MITCHELL CARROLL, PH.D. Hon. Treasurer Rev. WILLIAM c. WINSLOW, D.D. PUBLICATIONS OF THE EGYPTIAN RESEARCH ACCOUNT AND BRITISH SCHOOL OF ARCHAEOLOGY IN EGYPT I. BALLAS, 1895; by J. E. QUIBELL. (Out of print ; obtainable in joint volume NAQADA AND BALLAS, by w. M. F . PETRIE.) II. THE RAMESSEUM, 1896; by J. E. QurnELL. (Out of print.) III. EL KAB, 1897 ; by J. E. QuIBELL. IV. HIERAKONPOLIS I, 1898 ; text by W. M. F. P . 43 plates. 20s. net. V. HIERAKONPOLIS II, 1899; by F. W. GREEN and J. E. QurnELL. 39 plates (4 coloured and 20 photographic). 35s. net. VI. EL ARABAH, 1900 ; by J. GARSTANG. 40 plates. 16s. net. (Out of print.) VII. MAHASNA, 1901; by J. GARSTANG and KURT SETHE. 43 plates. (Out of print.) VIII. TEMPLE OF THE KINGS, 1902 ; by A. ST. GEORGE CAULFEILD. 24 plates. 16s. net. (Out of print.) IX. THE OSIREION, 1903 ; by MARGARET A. MURRAY. 37 plates. X. SAQQARA MASTA BAS I, 1904 ; by M. A. MURRAY; and GUROB. by L. LoAT. 64 plates. 30s. net. XI. SAQQARA MASTABAS II, 1905; by HILDA PETRIE. (In preparation.) XII. HYKSOS AND ISRAELITE CITIES, 1906; by W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE and J. GARROW DUNCAN. 40 plates. 25s. net. In double volume with 94 plates. 45s. net. (This latter is out of print.) XIII. GIZEH AND RIFEH, 1907; by W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE. 40 plates. 25s. net. In double volume with 109 plates. 50s. net. XIV. A THRIBIS, t 9o8 ; by W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE, J. H . WALKER and E. B. KNOBEL. 43 plates. 2 5s. net. (Out of print.) XV. MEMPHIS I, t 9o8 ; by W. M. F. PETRIE and J. H . WALKER. 54 plates. 25s. net. XVI. QURNEH, 1909; by W. M. F. PETRIE and J. H. WALKER. 56 plates. (Out of print.) XVII. T HE PALACE OF APRIES (MEMPHIS II), 1909; by W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE and J. H. WALKER. 35 plates. 25s. net. XVIII. MEYDUM AND MEMPHIS (III), 1910 ; by W. M. F. PETRIE, E . MACKAY, and G. WAINWRIGHT. 47 plates. 25s. net. XIX. HISTORICAL STUDIES, 1910. 25 plates. 25s. net. (Studies, vol. ii.) XX. ROMAN PORTRAITS (MEMPHIS IV), 1911 ; by W. M. F. PETRIE. 35 plates. 25s. net. XXI. THE LABYRINTH AND GERZEH, 1911 ; by W. M. F. PETRIE, E. MACKAY, and G. WAINWRIGHT. 52 plates. 25s. net. XXII. PORTFOLIO OF HAWARA PORTRAITS. 24 coloured plates. 50s. net. XXIII. T ARKHAN I AND MEMPHIS V, 1912 ; by W. M . F. PETRIE. 81 plates. 25s. net. XXIV. HELIOPOLIS I AND KAFR AMMAR, 1912; by W. M. F. PETRIE. 58 plates. 25s. net. XXV. RIQQEH AND MEMPHIS VL 1913 ; by R. ENGELBACH, HILDA PETRIE, M. A. MURRAY, and W. M. F. PETRIE. 62 plates. 25s. net. XXVI. T ARKHAN II, 191 3 ; by W. M. F. PETRIE. 72 plates. 25s. net. XXVII. LAHUN I, T HE TREASURE, 1914; by Guy BRUNTON. 23 plates (coloured). 63s. net. XXVIII. HARAGEH ; by R. ENGELBACH. (In preparation.) XXIX. SCARABS AND CYLINDERS, 1915 ; by W. M . F. PETRI!t. 73 plates. 32s. net. XXX. TOOLS AND WEAPONS, 1916 ; by W. M. F. PETRIE. 76 plates. 35s. net. XXXI. PREHISTORIC EGYPT, 1917 ; by W. M. F. PETRIE. 53 plates. 25s. net. XXXII. PREHISTORIC POTTERY OF EGYPT ; by W. M. F. PETRIE. 58 plates. 25s. net. LAHUN II, THE PYRAMID. (In preparation.) Subscriptions of One Guinea for the A nnual Single Volumes, or Two Guineas for the Two Annual Volumes, are received by the Hon. Secretary, at the Edwards Library, University College, Gower Stred, London, W .C., where also copies of the abo1:e works can be obtained. THE CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY IT is hardly needful, after the discussion of the additions not recognising the principles of arrange dating in the previous volume on Prehistoric Egypt, ment. Such principles may be arbitrary, but yet to describe the present corpus, or the mode of using they must be kept up, or else a corpus would become it. It contains all the forms published in the various so confused that identification of forms would be works enumerated at the beginning of the volume difficult. named, unified as a whole and provided with se The principles which must be observed in all quence dates. The practical use of it is by the additions to the corpus are as follow : graveside. So soon as a grave is cleared and r. The forms are chiefly classed from the most planned, then the pottery can be laid out in order, open, such as shallow saucers, to the most closed, each type searched for in the corpus, and noted by such as bottles. In carrying this out, the bowls are its letter and number on the card register. The classed by the slope of the edge,-the most open, limits of date can be copied out, and the resulting the most sloping, the almost upright, the vertical limits of the date of the grave may then be added and the different degrees of incurving. Another as the date on the card. Such pottery as is worth criterion is the proportion of height to width; some removal, and especially any new type that should large classes of vases are divided into those under be drawn, can then be separated, and the remainder or over certain proportions. In some cases obvious of common pottery be returned to the grave and inversions of order occur, because some types con covered in. tinue to vary to a great extent, and after tracing out In unifying the various additions-some 700- that line, a turning back to some other type has to which have been found since the 300 types of be made. The indefinite variation over so large a Naqada, many irregularities have been noticed, number of features, makes any single-line order and some editing of the whole became absolutely necessarily illogical. All that can be hoped for is necessary. Even different types had been given to arrange the types so that they can be searched the same letter by different discoverers. In the for in the shortest time. In all additions the prin Decorated pottery especially, the additions had ciple of arrangement must first be observed before made a complete revision of types r to 19 needful. inserting a new form. In this part, therefore, the present corpus makes an 2 . Another confusion has been caused by not entire break with the previous registers. Some other noticing what is included in an established class, slight changes became needful also in other classes, such as the black polished pottery in F class. Ad but the minimum of change has been made. All of ditions to this have been made into a new class, these alterations of designation are completely but are here restored to F. stated on pl. lx, under the heading of each volume 3. A needless multiplication of new types has in which a type has previously appeared. On the been made, when the differences from established same plate are conversion tables for reducing types were but slight or imperceptible. Variations Reisner's short corpus used in Nubia, to the present should be ignored when they are within the chances corpus numbers. Every change therefore between of copying; the two sides of a jar often differ this corpus and previous registers is on pl. lx. perceptibly, and such slight differences are im The changes of numbers from the previous English material. Strictly, no vase is perfectly like publications, were mostly due to those who made another, and we must put together all those which 5 6 THE CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY may reasonably have been intended to be alike. Amr. Maclver, El Amrah. To separate them detracts from the value of the C. Ab. Peet, Cemeteries of A bydos. ranges of types in date. DeM. De Morgan Age de la Pierr~. 4. Additions should be spaced apart in the letter Di. Petrie, Diospolis. ing, not as a b c d but as c, g, m, r, so as to allow of Ger. Wainwright, Gerzeh (in The Labyrinth, etc.). intermediate forms being inserted. Of course varia Har. Engelbach, Harageh (not yet published). tions closely alike may have consecutive letters. Mah. Ayrton and Loat, Mahasna. The lettering should follow the natural order of N. N aqada (not marked to types, only to tomb forms, as near as may be. numbers). 5. Differences of size and of material may be N.D. No date. largely ignored. It is usual to find vases of the same Nub. 7. Reisner, Archaeological Survey of Nubia. form of various sizes, and even in different material, Nub. 8. Firth, Archaeological Survey of N ubia, yet contemporary, as in B, P, and R. 1908-<) (with references, E .D., etc., to The system of the corpus follows the classification classes). in " Naqada " into nine classes, as no more dis R.T. Petrie, Royal Tombs. tinctive method has appeared. The first object of Tark. Petrie, Tarkhan I and II. all divisions must be the most rapid identification U.C. University College collection, with N and of a form, and the existing classes provide for that. grave number if from Naqadeh. The class of Late refers to distinctive styles of pottery, The date such as 32-38 means that the examples hard and thin, or else to the long jars sometimes extend between 32 and 38 ; 32, 38 means that dated brown and soft, in any case distinct from the previous examples are only known at 32 and at 38 ; (32-38) classes. At the top right of each figure is the type means that only one dated example is known, in a number and letter. At the bottom left is the refer grave of uncertain date between 32 and 38. ence to the source, those without reference being It should be observed that there is a different from the Naqada corpus. At the bottom right is system in the corpus of white cross-lined pottery the sequence date of the reference. The works arranged by the forms, scale I : 6, and the U.C. referred to are as follow : examples in Prehistoric Egypt, scale I : 3, arranged Ab. Petrie, Abydo s, I. by the subject of the designs. THE CORPUS OF SLATE PALETTES THE plates of slates in N aqada were merely a R. Reisner, A .S. of Nubia. catalogue of the forms found, without framing T. T ar khan. a regular corpus or excluding duplicate forms. T. II. Tark,han II. Since that was issued many more forms have been U. Hu (Diospolis) references, not drawn sepa registered, and some unification of the whole is rately. necessary. The present corpus includes all the W.G. Wainwright, Gerzeh. types that have been published in recent works. The references are : The top right number and letter is the type. The Plain numbers, Naqadeh graves. bottom left reference is the source, according to the A. El Amrah, and cemeteries b, c. letters just stated. The figures at the bottom right C.A.I. Cemeteries of Abydos I . are the Sequence Dates ; where several are known D. Diospolis. for a type, the earliest and latest are quoted, and F. Firth, A . S . of l\"ubia. the best defined are selected. The inclusion of so G.W. Gerzeh, Wainwright. many new forms has made it necessary to adopt fresh M. Mahasna, Ayrton and Loat. numbers for this final corpus, mostly rather different N. Naqada ; with B or T, cemeteries. from the mere catalogue numbers used in N aqada . THE REGISTERS ON pl. xl are given the corpus equivalents of the number of grave. Also a list of the sources of the numbers used by Dr. Reisner in the first volume of type drawings of white Cross-lined pottery, with the Archaeological Survey of Nubia, 1907-8 : these sequence dates when known; and the same for were abandoned in the succeeding volumes : also Black-incised pottery. Below are references to a few the alterations which have proved to be necessary more types, so far as they can be distinguished in the in unifying all the corpus numbers of many publica photographs of Mahasna, by Ayrton and Loat, and tions. All these registers are needed when referring four copies of the unusual types. The curved spray to previous works. in 498 is unique; the figures of women with a fringe On pl. lxi is a list of the pottery types in University girdle in mo K are very rare ; the vase with animals College, with reference to their sources when known : along the length of it, is unique; and the hippo D, Diospolis; Gerz., Gerzeh; N, Naqada, with potamus hunt is very rare, see type 5 m. 7 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREH ISTORIC POTTERY. BLACK TOP. B 1- 10. I. lA 1d ~--7 ~------.c 7,,_61 l N N ... b.S J> . 113 , II & lH l p 1c 35", n . . 10 2 E 2 K 2 N,.b.7 1.. . P. 1.4 3 b 3 E 3 K 3 P 3T N u.h./ N-.,b.1--- - 31-57 /'\.P. 1.1 1.. . P . II . l 1\1...J> . 8 N~b .1 4 A 4 B I> · 14 3 L. P. 11.2. 4 C 4 K I N..J> .7 N~ b . 7 1.. . P . II . 3 t...- P. 11 .J+. N...U.7 L· P. t i. I .______6 S \)5 6 60o~ ~ E 0 ~ , bZ. D i. 0 34-46 u.c. N-b.7 N . 142.b 37 0L · P. 1. 3 fi D 7 F 7 G 7 J 7 B N.....h . ~ ...__ _ _ _,, 10 M !>L •4 4 10 A 10 B 10 D D i 37 N ....b .7 . E' . D . I. I :6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. BLACK TOP. B 11 - 20. 11. 11a 11 d 111 11 K C/Z._", Ms:__-- ___,/. \ J 11 M 11b Q_,. 31-b3 s -·z 11 G 11 N 12 A 12 B 13a 15 ~) \Jr----_. 5c.c. L .7 13b 16 ~ -- --? \ I I I ' I - -' I \] I 18c - - - - - ~ " 17a v 18a \...... ···..·· 18 E 18 H 18 N . -~ u - ..... - -, 31-33 -._j -- l)i0 76 3g-43 53-4-56 18d 18 K .. - -. Di 17b 18 b ~7 v .c. I LIU ./ ·.. ······· . -; 33 -62. 31-b3 19 b 19 c 19 F 19 G ~:~ \ J Ma.I... M.l.h.u 30 - .L+ 7 \~---'33-4b / 20D 19 M 19 p 19 T 19 K ,[J 20 G N..h.7 E -D . 1- ,'----' So CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. BLACK TOP. B 21 - 25. 111. 21 b '21a 21'" 21 d 21E 21 M . . ·· - - . - - -- -. \.\ . . u.c . N l.+l.o 37 u.c. )o-47,61 ""Jb 61 ?>4 31 - 08 22a 22b 3.S--4b 22g 22e 22h 22 J \ \J 22e 22! - . ~ 31.-44 \/ 22d \ . \ ?>0 - '?>7 31-su 3o-3o lA-r. (T . l.11) 31-34- 31-38 8 31-4-8 22 M 22 0 22 W 23a 23b 23 D 23 F 24a 24b 24c JJ fJ n 9 ~ . a3 '7, b4 V l'\&k00. l"\Ah..(!.5-51) u3t-3S u.c.. Alf. I.VI 79 H, .s 137 31 -38 25b 25c 25 L 25h · ~ - ..... -.. 259 25 .,M 25e N25v_ d CJ--···· ·-· 3~-Sll 31-5'5 CORPUS OF P REH ISTORIC POTTERY. B LACK T OP. B 25- 34. IV. 25 N 25 s · ·· 26c 26 D 26 N , .... / ------/ " afl - ucU 25 T 26 F 26 S 26b \- - 1 v--· ... 0:: f AmT. M-.k. 27c '2.7d 271' 2?! '2.7.q 2 7 K \· 27a ' 2.7b I I I i I )3-.p , 63 3 3-45, 61. \ u3 1- 34 - 41> 3 1- ., l_ N . l4b4 3 5", 3 1> 29a 29b 29c 29d 29 E 29 F 29 M '~l - - . -- -- ,_ ,.. -- 0J4 ,+1.ss :0- ~; I >1. )C. , 18 Jo-3.q M~/\ . u 34 u.c. "--- -' 31 A 31 D 32 31 F 33 33 p ... ·.. . 33 K . - -- --· U.C. . Ma.. h . CORPUS OF PREH ISTORIC POTTERY. B L ACK TOP. B 35- 51 . v. 35c 3 5rl G 35 E 3 5 35 H 36 .· 38a 38 w 38c Al.. 1-'" 7 9 3911 3gb 39c 43 A 2 K Q41 42a ()42• \2. 4 0 - 45' ~1-.ro b3 37. 57, 70 ~~ 44 F 44 s 4 4 M 44W 44 C 44 D ·-•.. ~ . .-J..- ... ,_,. ~ "' -- .. _ ... - N...1>.7 f .p. f.31 H~. £.:D ...... 44 G N...0.7. N....0. 8 [.. p. J .6 ~ . 1 .n N...J.} E •.D . J. b 71 , 7 ? \ 50 -· -- - . - " 51 51 D 4 9 K v.c. 31.-80 CORPUS OF PREH ISTORIC POTTERY. BLACK TOP. B 53- 64. V I. 53 c 53 F 53b c------, ,------. 54a 54/J --~ 35-37 54M 55 A \ 54 N 56 57a 55 B I u.c. ; ·- .. .. · 3b -'3' 57b 57 G 57 N r~ ~ - - - · - 57 c N...b .f. lo."?>. I. 13 ,..-----~ 58a 61 A 58b 62 c 62 D \ 34, S1r Mah. . ·61 B 64 E 63 c . .. ·· 64c 64 G :6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. BLACK TOP. B 65 78. V II. 68b 11 68 c 66a 66b . 67 r- 68 r e o \ ··~ <> ·.... ""' ~ . u3 1- l•l 68 K 0 M~ · A~-.. . 72 p J------72. b / -·-· . 71b Cl72 D11 ~ dB "-:.: 46 M:t.~~. ~(?JO-"JB) a. 8 ~ --\ 71a 72 E 72 s ( ·; '----l.4 345" ~ Pl N...b.o. E. P. 1• .l-O 78-79 NV.e. P. 1.69 74a 74b 74e 74d 74 E 74 K f] 73 ( ...... \ N~b . 7 \ I f . P. 1.47 \.__hb-4.3 75a 75b 76 A 76 B 76 D 76 E 76 F ... ------. ______ v31-57 a 76 c 75 c u.c. . u.c. . N~ b - 7 ,.Q, SJ L. P. I. I'+ 76 H 76 M 77a 77b 77 0 77 M """"- - -- ____.. ------.. uG.c.. 034, 36 :\4-.l\ I 78a 78 G ...... 7 78 D l'h..I... £ . .I> . I. '7 78c -__ __ _,_. - 78b ,.. r -- ·· -- --- ~ --.... . 3S 033-47 CORPUS OF PREH ISTORIC POTTERY. BLACK TOP. B 79 - 99. V III. 8 1 M 79a 9 0 8 ~---,81 G Sl H \ / - f!),.0l~ - t+ l.· P. 11 . b "'3.-\\0. D ·. 81 N 79<: 81A F~c u . c:.. .---~ u.c. '--- . \_) A-...... '2..3J 1-4lj A--r . ~CJ CJ 84 84 B Jr--:n 83b 83a 82 0 83C 0 '----' 3Q \J.C.. S8 s SS K 87 .-r -- - ,.. - ---.. ___ __ - . SS A 0 86 c 86 M ~e .:---61'-M U- l..A 1'\ ? . 1.7 u .c, ------' 3 1. S 9 0 e · .... - - ... __ p . - ___.. - ---' 89 M A-... . a l o2. JS N...1>.7 89 u 90 c E-D. 1. '2.' .N8.1484 94b 92a 92b 93a 93b l>0-. . u .c.. B . 1'2.3 3'2. ; I 90 M u0.c. 37 94 M 9 6 99 (0 ,..------. 9 9 c IJ.t. n ;. s-4 97 5.'. ~·n0 () ~7 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. POLISHED RED. p 1- 22. IX. ] /I ~23 D D 7G Sa 8b 8 K 9 0 0 0 10 11a 11 F 13 i------____:___..~ C7 :!>1-63,So .H·H 13 F 11 d Cl._H 14 1Su 16 \ -/ 13 J N-47C=:J. 79 E:.J>. 11 .1b ~_h:.s7 .... 16 D 15 D 15b M:;____;; Ms=/ \ ,_____,Z v 3 0 _,. ... 60 19 A 19 8 19 c 19 D ------~ 18 Y \ ( \] ·1,______, 3,-4 3 l8 p ..D , b '7 £ .]) . IV . II . N.DE ·J:i .11. 9. 19 c 21 A • 22 A 22 8 'S;r----=-----z ~ ~2 c 21 8 20 SJ 22 B \ /~22 N H~~---' CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. POLISHED RED. P 23- 34. x. 23a 23b ~ ~-23C-~.23D 23 c l>3-66 35'- 48 . so 24 D 24 K 24 M ~ 7 ~----=--2~24 p 24G 24 L \ \:7S:70Ha.'1'· NIBBS 47 Ha.'1'. 25 p 25 v 26a 26 M 26b 26 p 27 28a 30 3.S--51> 29 35', 31a 3fb l 9 . 72_ . 28/J (H -41) 30 M ~---, D'- 3 7- ~q QQ ,_) uO 34a 34b 33 33 D ~ \-- --\ 34c Q \ 33 B ... ;,46 S'o 34e 34d 0So) lll - 0 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. POLISHED RED. P 35- 41. XI. 35 ,,---~ 36 E 3 6 a 36c Ma. k. . (31-38) .36 .D 38 4 0 b 38 F~9 40a ) ,...... i. 7-'-----' / I"\. P. 11.10 4 0 e 40/ 40 G 40 H 4()8 ( N ...A..8 l>l· ~5" ~'·'"'" M.J..k . 40 p --·\ 41 h 4ta 41 M \ U .( . CORPUS OF PREH ISTORIC POTTERY. POLISHED RED. p 42- 62. XI I. 43 44 45a 4 5c 45 E ~ s-n) 70 46a 46 J 46 K 46 N '----- 46 F 46 1> 4 6 c b1,JS' l·fa,...,._ 1s .1 i.,7>· D<. p ;,, 6 3 - 7 S' A.-.'f'."',,, 474 47b 47 K 47 M 48 52 53 54 54 0 51 04+-t.3 Q 047 35'-5'1> Ha.Y 3s;3'7 55 550 56a 56b 5'7b 57a ,. __-, ,1 I (\ ' ' I ~ l- J \I.(. . ~1-5' 'll-S-8 48-7~ 62 62 B 58b 58a 59 62 N 61 :i.7-62. 60 c ___..,, )l.· S'S' _ __,,JS' CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. POLISHED RED. p 63- 8'2. XI 11. 63 64A 64 G 65 A 658 Ma..h. ('~S-,3o) --- n - 37 65C 67 66 68b 69a 68a Ma.k.-~. --.-..1 /I 69b 69 c ;?,4,41 ll, 3, 70 71 M 71 71 B 7'2 A 74 0 0 (n-68) 0 l) i Gc..v 32.-63 38-A7 75 H 75 I 75 B 75 D o o~# c;:====;:> c,.._.,.. 75 K Gc.Y. 60 c. ....~· . (61 -6:!) 77A 77 8 77 c 77 G 77 K 78 79 80 \ .. Ha.., n ©t.~. 68 \J :t>9 ]S a 1 ~O 8'2a 0 81 b 82 . 81 a 80 p 82 D 82 G sos 0 ( 0 Gt-_,00, c._-1. (47-7") (4&-69 n-7' 0N44I ,,. ., 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. POLISHED RED. P 82- 99. XIV 84 A Eid. 57 82J 84 F Ha.'1'0. 85 M 85u 86 o~ 85b c;..,,,, (;7-bS) uhT\ 87b 87 D 88 87a 93d 060QQQ 04'1-70 97 K 95b 95a 94a 94e 94b 0 0S'o,SI 0,,,, """' 98 c 98b 98n 99 98 K : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. FANCY. F 5 - 24. xv. S a 10 ~--7 11 M 12 B ~=· -==-=7 ~ Mo.I.. ~6-4.,'+ 11 N 12 c "'=7 Ms:=J 15 G 15 B 14 S::_2.) } ~z 14 G. 15 D ~N 1817 7. 24 G 22 . \ •.... --~. 24 K 0 w 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. FANCY. F 24- 39. XVI. 24 N 30 31a 31c 25 bi. 3) 27 45-~ 28 0 I I I ~'9--<1 · J8 ij-1., 43 39 B 39 c 39 D 39 L. 39 c. . ~- · - . -. _ UC u.c:.. _____, I>" 10& (...... ";'", ------...... / CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. FANCY. F 4 0 - 5 5. XVII. S"I 43b 45 A 45 F 44 C7- -- ~- . ~ \.J . C. . wst>. 45 M 45 B v00,c.. 46 A 46 D 3\..___z_-_\- 673 50 50 H 46 G u .~ . fl, c- 46 K u 520 5111 5 1 c~ 55 51 b V\f\ 52 c. ( 52 l §53 u.e~ u .c.L/ CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. FANCY. F 58 - 69. XVIII. T7 / 58d 58 F V ' 58c 58 K 58 M 58 F u'-l~ek \JuL.:sk -ol ~ o <-<-')"'- 64 65 63 61 G2b GO B "-N1411'· 41. wL_J 62a D;,_ 68 y 68 G 68 M "' ou.th q)~'>- · : ~SD ~ ,...-'--~ u . c. .~ b~fr v~.c . wl~ pol••I-. . 69C 69 G (if71$'UI u.c. M 69 69 p ~69L 69 Q 69 T uc . ~ u~.c. u.c..~ v0.c. . CORPUS OF PREHISTOR IC POTTERY. BLACK PO LISHED. F 70- 99. x1 : 1o'b 72'b '12C F' 78 75 OBJ)i .an. 341- 037 u.c. . ) .. ,}7 80 F 80 F 80 C. 80 H 80 J 80 M so, aoa sob 80 c 0 ~ ~f /~~ () 0 0 u0 17.s3 <>«-Y.s) Ny.b.~\J u.c. ~-.~:"1'.llz. 3 > ..,-;:/v s 1-.P. 'll.S- (S-8 - &7) N~bJ , 110.C.. 47-bl L . 1' . v . 4 Bl N 82 e1a. 81C 81 M uO Q, '3 ...... S-8 t> L.0 Q Ge.~0 4 sse 85 D 85 E a&a ssb 83 A 83 B I~~~~~~~~~~ 'i;';: • oou.c.. .i. •·73 00 , 86 B 86 C. 86 H 87 85 M 85 p ·-c.o.-- 0 Ho.."f'.0 O"O"C~) 9 918 91 N 90 c:LO91 uo910 91 G t : 6 CORPUS OF PREH ISTORIC POTTERY. WHITE CROSS-LINED. C 1- 15 . xx. 4H 60 58 48 50 lOL 11 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. WHITE CROSS-LINED. C 16- 31. x: 1: 6 COOPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. WHITE CROSS-LINED. C 32- 47. XXll . 37 38 -. . •. .. 42H 46 D 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREH ISTORIC POTTERY. WH ITE CROSS-LINED. C 48- 74. XX lll. 50 53 54 _,,.57 60 ••55 58 ... 61 63 B 63 H 64 s 65 D - rl!' 64 u 64 H • • 63N - • ~ 70 M 65M 66 E .670 67L 68 69 70 E afi11D1Dl1all>l ~lU/IJJllJll.. I ' ~-~,_wn ...... • • ~ 73 8 72 H 72N - 71 ~ '74 R 73H • 4-1~1 T ~u=1. 73 N u.::. 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. WHITE CROSS-LINED. C 75- 85. XXIV. 75 75 N 76 6 I •I 76 T 76M 70W 77 B 79 B 79 H 77 M 78 79 N 81 .84 85 85 B 85 C 85 D .82 Ill 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. WHITE CROSS-LINED. c 91 - 100. xxv. 91 92 93 D 96E 95 94 ea 96 L 6 Q 98 D 98 N 10.0 E 100 M 1 : 3 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. BLACK INCISED. N 2- 40. XXVI. 3 2 20 N 20 E 24 28 1: 3 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. BLACK INCISED. N 50- 80. xxv ~55 50 D 50 K 56 • 58 69 .65 62 I • 60 63 ~1111( >l 67 -88 .70 80 '''"~' 'f., ~~ "'''?"''''l. ,,,,., ''"'.,,,,,,, ''' , , ',,,,,,, , ' ' ' ,, il!fflt U ,,fYlHP •\IH' 1 1' I 9 I t' 'I' 1\1' ' • ' • ' t l' ' ',, ,,,,, ''.,' ' ' ' ' ''".. ' ', ,,,' '",, .~ .,, ' "'"''' r r' 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. WAVY HANDLED. w 1- 23. xxv 111. I G. ' lib 3 D 3 G. 6 3B .. • I' , ,). , , ' , ''. ',,\'. ,• . • \•: : : '' : ~ . 28 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. WAVY HANDLED. w 24- 47. XXIX . 26 27 32 81 SS 42 r. ~8 - 1.:!>) C.<....-.( s8 - b:!>) 0 ~ ~ 0-1.-71. tJ...A> .7 E·D.ix b l'"\4.h.. ot.Het.2 f l'\...k. ,~ . 64 S]-6' er (.aA. c,.._.,.., (47 -H) C.a..or. ( 51 -1> 3) 44 43 M 47 A 47 M 46 4 7 ~ 45 /!:I:< 1 ( ,___ ~ DL.1 __....1 r. 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREH ISTORIC POTTERY. WAVY HANDLED. w 48- 90. xxx. -,.-.---49 50 ~=====:;J 51 c 53 54 55 56 A 58 60 A .60 a. 56 G ]).'.. 71- 7$ 1-\ a. h.. M•k.. 77 M.;i."- . 7 4-71. M 63 71a 80 85 ~ ..... ' ,._~_ ,...... r-...... 90 71b . ..... ~ ..... ] S--79 7S-So EJ ,,_8tJ 7~. 'i/o n;, £0 A · B~ N~ o~ p E ~ f' ~ $ c.orda.ge. p a..<.,, ticl . c T A~~~· R ~ Lt H ~ y ,22 2z zz 7;. W="" '"'·':!.. J ~ X pL"'-~n K ~ '( 7 l 7 Z ? l l I I l z ,· 11.,;_ hd L ~ - ""' ~ 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. DECORATED. D 1- 14. XXXI. ~==~2D 1 M IT 4b 5N 5 p 40 4'1 5"?> •n. ,s-3 ~ 8 p 7 C 7 F 4,L-63 9 c. 9C 40-S-l. •• 11 N 10 N 12 B () ::::::::::: . ====~ - ----~- = : -::=:::::=. ~ !:::::: -- - "! "'11'17 13 K 12 H 13D 13 c 13Y . 14P >9 14G 4 14 M 13 w 0. c ="= -= ·r-~- 1i , ~= . ~ ' J)u.< 1 " u.< 4 .N.; fl\ ~ 4,rSJ 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. DECORATED. D 15- 29. XXXll 15 16 A ., ••••• ! •. 16 p ._ • e • •• •.-.I• 16 N , . ,. . ·" ... &1 .. . , . . .-~ · ::.·: ·;' ~: .. "• ···"", ·... , .. "" .. ... -.. .,·...... '. ... . ~44 _ , ...... , ~ , . . -' ...- , ... <• ., • -·• • • •• : •• .. " .·- . .. ,_ ·-·-•• ·- .., ,•• .. , ••" u .. c.. ••••# •• , / j)4 , " , 4' • • 56 20 8 16 T 19 17 '-r-----rl 20 G. .... ~- ~ ~ ~ - 1- 20 ,... $ ~ Di ::t 20 M 111t ll \I n< - 1111 \\\) . 21 T Wl l\)J u.c . ;-.! ...),, 7 u.c. - ED. Vl.5' 66 21 D -.---_.,.... 21G II// /II{'"' !I// "'IU\' Ill\ u.c . ----- 75" 1'\.a."' . ----- u_c • ...... i... 2 6 A 24 8 Ill (ltfl/'' 11} ll ''',,, 69 27 ~ 28 M 26 G 26 M ~-7S' ()" 29 27 F 27 G c w Ill 2g A ~\ l11 111! M..07 .u .c. £.·O· V t,0-....-~ . u.c . ~ 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. DECORATED. D 31 - 42. XXXI 31 s 32 L q& 32 .... ~F ,.31~ j f~ ~s~ -:7,4S ~ ~ u~ u.~.c . v.c.. C.. -"~-1 35 N 34 K J>ie S-1 u .c. 36 c.. 36 H 36 p ~v ~3 36 K .38 Jo~ k..C..:... """-., ' I.e. t'-·•YC. ~..J<. ~ -~ . 41 J 4 1 A 410 u.c. 41N 41 s .42 N 804 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTOR IC POTTERY. DECORATED. D 43- 49. XXXIV. 43T f2J11... 44 p u~~_).c.. N 17~~ 40 440. 43 K 45 M 45 s u .c.. 49 B 47 G. 47 c 1:3®:!R"' 4:s c.. rr ~==~ (S7 - 6b) 49 F 47 M :Doa.M .)U 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. DECORATED. D 50 - 66. xx xv. 60 B A.....,.,., (fa-4o) 63 c ~o-.>.3) ., ~ 61 M - 52 63b 53 s t ~ !!Jllljjjjj 53:> 4'l- i 63 41. 60& iJ 55 B u.c. .53 D 53 G 54 55 53K ' ~ ue.c . ( .\) a45 Di 44 De. ,M. \/!1 4 5 8 59 E 5gb 57 ~. 5g<1 59a @) u.c . 4b n; 59 M 59 T <1' 66 B ~ 61-64 ~ $Q.C.. _,_.: l: 66 K 66 p 66 s p l ..... t"'4t. . 66 c 66 D 6~ ~" JJIJ., "'- Ma.~~ Mak~ (io-7s) (10-7s) u .c. . 1: 6 SORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. DECORATED. D 61 - '1 ·'3 . XXXV I. 618 61K ' 0G<-"'<· ( 64 41>.bb !>QA.. ~i'~Vi OU..$ r~ - '3b -~· ~ o 67 J 67 L ~ ·U~.'-. u0.c: . 68 M 70 74 B 75b i nu'secL 740 ~ 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. DECORATED. D 78- 93. XXXVll. 80 -----.... 810 82 0 87 es A 89 ~ QI :D0 I 88 B UDi.~Ff "d1· 90 Di0 37 93 c 11'3& 113b g1b 92 91C CD' U .. •. ~ . : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. ROUGH. R 1- 40. XXXVlll. 4 \}6 7a ~ · · 03• · ~ o·,. .a.a 02 ,.,, 41> ~3-·~ ' o· lb C9. c__;;J]-71. U7-74) 4 ff 0.. 3b ~IC J8-t.3 O'· 0,,. 7• - Bc lG 03C O " ,.s-, r1 ~'+. "t. ,. .. _,3 7 176 23b 24 s= 21& 22a· r---1 \__7 70 ?A if"- 3 0 \ 41.. - Bl 21b ~ 7 o~ 37-7 s Q""'37o 0 23 c: """'"- · 24 B ~ 22b 17 c >'t-"' 2!C \_J 4~-79 J o·J8-47 Cl M~k.. cs (63-4) 24 M Q" 23a 23 D 7J, io 21d 0.. 0 ;; {"I ~o ~ ,,_73I s= 7 s 26 /J, 26 c .26 F 28 :7 77-7'J :s 'S 7 27 ~ 26 B 26 E 30 41 , b6'- 8o \J ·s (16.-s-U ~ { z ~ z 32b 33 A 33 B 32& ( \\ / q_. (4~·7•) 18 , 81 lf!.'6. si... 6'2. So 36 34& 39 4 0 G. Q 77 38 84C 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. ROUGH. R 41 - 49. XXXIX . 42 8 41 41 8 42 42 s 42 c. 42 N 43 43 K H4':r. M.a.h.. ----~ 45 c ------.. 45 A 49 N..J.,7 L • ~ . v11. IS'"---~ 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. ROUGH. R 50- -74. XL. 51 53 54 55a 55b 55 E 56 0~ A.... n-l 0 0:n, 4-4- t.a-Bo S"l - 73 .M..1.0 k 0 ~ If. IS'1 0..-7 .. "~o 57a 57b 1!70 57d 57e 57 F 0 ~71' 0s-7-68 A .... ~ . 41·7~ 0 ... IJ' 0 Q M.a.~0 60 B 60 L 61 G. 62 62 c 62 s 0 e1a 61b ~&.-1' · Ge-.,..0 0 bo,C.I Q Ha.Y'0 Q J.1;;1.--r M.a.k . 0 esb 155 c 6 d 156 62 M 153 64 5 A o a. .o 0155a Q_.,Q Q 0 ~J..-77 66 B 66 p 68 M 66 M 157 BB A 0 C) 69C 15114 69 G. 69 H 69 H 69 J 69 H•-r. 04)... 4 . 63 0 Hal'- ~,.. . Ha."f' . 72 69 T .,., A 71 B 70 74 A 74 D G.,,..0 ·v69 s Ha.1'. Ga-r. I : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. ROUGH. R 74- 81. XLI. N '14 8 76 76 c. 75 (;. 75 768 760 76 s 76G 76 H 76 K 76 M 76 p c:====~ 76 v 8J 81 c 81 F 81 H 81J 81 L H a.Y I : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. ROUGH. R 81 - 84. XLll. 81K 81N 81 p 81 s 81 " I l"\.P. tv.7 N~t..7 Mah. M.r. 1v.8 82 A 82 B 82 D 82 G.. B3 'A 84 D 84 84 c 83 G. 83 B 84 G. 84 H 84 E N. S·J>. $b )b.'1. ------J 1: 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. ROUGH. R 84- 86. XLlll. Ha...,. . i;::===::::::> 85 c. 85 c 85 D \ p.:. (36-7"L) r------8:...6 D 85 p 85 s 85 L N-1.-7 M.P. 1v. 10 q.b I"\.?. Iv. ? /~======~.., 86 p ~====:::::;) 86 F >-----...... /..86 ~ C.·>' (. . II 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. ROUGH . R 87- 100. XLIV 11'1 88 89 ,____ 89 c. 891< 89 p 9fC 92 90 M 90 \ H , 3J, '1. 3 b Q, Q."I° 41 - b~ -.3, bJ , 7b 94 D 94 E 9 3 (. 94 93"' 93b M.i.."'-• 94 K 94 .L 94 p 94 s 94 H T1 SI 97 99 100 96 D 98 96 [j 0 Mah.0. {1t1-b3) 44 (_77-S) n .J) i A-..-f', '37 , 7~ , 7~ LATE. L 2- 17. XLV. : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. 2.a ~-----21 2.b -~ 7 --- 6o ,l>3,Jlo 10 9 9B 12 K ~-::___/! 16 A 16 B 16 B 16 c 16 F 16 N 16 s ---.J 71-78 n-~, so 178 17b 17C 17 F ----"50-81 _____, 1+S'-80 Ma~ . --- ao-1 "-----~ ·f-1?1. 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. LATE. L 17 - 32. · XLVI. 17 N 17 T 1s 18 C 111" 19b 19 c C-- ) ..0.a.L ~------~-74 ,.., ... CJ \-____----.),, ~ :ei n-7S J)i 53,So D D 10,78 19H 19 P 20 21 22 ,--s:____-2 s.;? C2 0 81 30 B 30 c 30 G. .30 K 30 M 30 p 30 s ( '8-78 31 B 32 B 310 31 F 31 A ~----~3 1 K 32 A 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POT TERY. L ATE. L 33- 36. XLV l l. 33 A 33 B 33 E 33 F 33 Go. \ \ \ ,------. .34 c 73-7'J 33 N ~----.33 M ------ I \ LJ71 -80 l>; b>-80 l:>i 3 6 F .34 G. 35 36a 36 D ( 3 6b \ 79 \ 3 4 p 35 B I I I 1. ... t . ll j J _,, 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. LATE. L 36- 43. XLVlll. ....,______T""36 N 36 s '------< 36 H 36 K ------r36 L 37 37 M 38 A .38 D. 36W .;::::::=.==~ A-~ 40 42 438 43 1( 39 Ma..h . ( \ \ 42 B \ 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. LATE. L 44- 52. XLIX . 44 46 M 44 c ______..; 7 7 - 80 H OL-'1'. 50 B 50 c. 5t \ H.:a.-1' . 80 J>i '----...J 78 1 : 6 CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. LATE. L 53- 64. L. - ---- 53.. .____ _,70 H a~ . ___.;7'5-73 53 0 53 p N.J. . 8 ;l. . 4l 53 s 53 T 53 y 1.00 ...... ,. . .,, "'""'"' · Q ~, ... \\ 56 56 B 57 57 B 58 . 58 .B 0 0 58C 5 8 D 68·7B • Dr 7'1. 0 "'a.....0 >1.a.k. 6& 59 .59 B 5 9 D. 59 E 5 9 c. M.a.k. . (J.s -Ba) Ma..h. . --- .Ao\a.k .'----../ 77,7$ 63 84 6 2 • LI . CORPUS OF PREHISTORIC POTTERY. LATE. L 66- 97. I: 6 66 72 7~ 71 G. 71 K 77 u.c.. ______,. Di u. c. . Hi4."YA ko,,.._,,\°"oL~: ~. 75 .D 76 75 A S4b e4a 82 80 () 0 """ & 0 ' 7'-· 76 DE 88 ee 86 B 87 92 97 94 90 • I : 4 CORPUS OF SLATE PALETTES. 2--15. LI I. 3D 3 M 4 J 0 :33 - 47 4S D ..XI I 3 1 5 p ~ 5T 50 6 1714 2.6B 1817 38 T .11 34 D . Xl.4 D l4 G 14 D 14 N 1817 13 U.2..ll 'S' u 2.47 .d14-ss 14 s ~ ) 15 .E 162.0 M 44 GW.Xll 7L T. II 1 : 4 CORPUS OF SLATE PALETTES. 16- 24. LI 11. 17 ° 16C (~ / r'\~ JS" - 4t 23 M 23 K 20 C (U-~ ) A .VII I . "' 23 T 24 E 24 D ------24 J We. XI\ n-11:. 24 G • 24 M T.11 W~ JC.II :4 CORPUS OF SLATE PALETTES. 4 6 - 57. LV 46 H 'f.7 W~ . Xll · ~48 52 D /1\113",, R. 54 D. 54 F 54 J "Ji M.xx. 111 77 W.C. . V I o'L - 6 6 57 H .55 ~7B ~ _) "T' .1 0 6 3 ~ 17'J.~ -- 4-0 A ~o 74- CORPUS OF SLATE PALETTES. 58 - 75. LVI. 61 8 T. 11 78 .67 D .67 T 78 69 M 65 D LJ "" 69 D 69 ( 69 B J ) R 37 N.11. Jl.} 4b lb l u · i-.. Ao· \ 31 "3 1•~ 41. 75 M \J ~o s-o M 60 v.~'l.. K 69 T 72H 720 . .70 A.11.0 4) 17l-S 47 1 : 4 CORPUS OF SLATE PALETTES. 76- 87. LVll. tl 0 T . 11 1e F M N.'T.J.8 \ 78 H \ \ I I \ I ~:J u S'S 80 N 80 L 80 H 0 80 B c tJ. T- S'S' 74 ---- -82 H fO - -- 80 p I 82 L l'f.'T. JO M \ \) \ \ 1101 >i.·i..o ' \'-- A . VIII sa 1691 38-47 87 L 87 B 87 N 85 87 H 0 87 f Q 0 (i0.-W . )I.II 1 : 4 CORPUS OF SLATE PALETTES. 88 - 92. LVlll. ___ sso ------88 M 90 L ~\ 90 D r .90H I ' \ u () 88 H 89 I 11<70 37 . \ IZ.84 ]J•I. \ \ \ r 92 o. '\ --71 \ I , \ I "J 91 P h 91T IS'~~ .31 918 I \I I \ tl~ 40 I A. & 2.3"1.. a I \ I I \ I ( \ \ '""' \ I \ \ \ / / 92 F ,.,4~~~t;r00 ~s I >6 -44 \ J \_) \ ~ ~ ~--· ~91U \ I \ . 91 R \ I \ ~ 92 M I \ ( \ ,\}. I \ \J ilf l7 \ \ I ~ 11'8"\- "nA IOI \ I/ )4., \ J ... ,4 I -\t-.r1 11 1 07 ~ 33 '44" 18p 46 Af'4 J1. 1 : 4 CORPUS OF SLATE PALETTES. 94- 99. LIX. .95.D. 95 E 95 H 0 95 L 0 I ® I T . '.\ • l. 960 -r: 11 , 1060 So T 18 S- '77 96 B ------c1196 A ~~=~~ 96 E fI 1\\ 96G 1111 Iii 1"1 11 1 l1 1/r . . Ir/ 11\1, 1/1i /;/ Ii! /1:1 \'I ;/!/ T . 76 \: '": •I ' II \ T . 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