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| A big hunk of obsidian.
ADDENDA Four smaller pieces found with this stored in Box 196. Context uncertain. 704, 705 ff. Leica ... 9 May 1934 |
| Broken along one side.
Triangular in section, the upper face slightly concave, and much worn from being ground upon.
Reddish volcanic (?) stone, with much mica and large white bits. Middle Helladic Pit ... 24 February 1939 |
| Almost identical in dimension and proportion. Both intact.
Wider in proportion to lengh than ST 501, with sharply tapering points and curved barbs. No tang, short barbs.
Suggestion of median rib, but may ... 9 May 1951 |
| Limestone (?) beach pebble, nearly spherical in shape.
One side much worn and polished from grinding. Middle Helladic Pit at northwest corner of church of St. Athanasius. 86 ff. Leica, 83-545 ... 24 February 1939 |
| Polished celt; broken at both ends; apparently tapered toward one end.
The bottom is approximately flat, the upper surface convex, almost hemispherical in transverse section.
Steatite. Well 13. Leica, ... 1961 |
| Nearly oval flat.
One side much worn from grinding.
Quartzy dark gray stone. Finished Middle Helladic Pit at northwest corner of church of St. Athanasius. 86 ff. Leica, 83-545 ... 24 February 1939 |
| The end of an axe or hammer, bored vertically for a handle.
Hard gray stone, highly polished. Earth from Well 15; Mycenaean. Leica ... 29 March-3 April 1939 |
| One corner of thin rectangular slab of stone.
Sides and bottom worked smooth, the top deeply worn.
Light grayish-yellow sandstone (?). Well 15; late Mycenaean. 1746 ff. Leica ... 28 March-3 April 1939 |
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