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| Loom comb, consisting of hollow implement, triangular in section, widest at open top, tapering to tip where cut into 28 teeth. Thee holes on one side, four on the other. One rivet remains. Found with MF-4667 ... Byzantine? According to Corinth 12; context date unknown |
| Heavy hoop, wrought, triangular in section, with flat inner surface. Similar to MF-6109 (Corinth 12, p. 233, no. 1808). Bronze Missing parts. Edges chipped. Surface badly worn ... Eighth century B.C. |
| Shaft rectangular in section, widening towards point. Flat blade. ivory? Fragment. Mostly intact, some of blade broken off |
| Twenty-one bronze buttons: mostly globular; mostly made out of two hollow halves, top and bottom, joining horizontally; many but not all with wire suspension loop at top for sewing button on cloth. Smaller ... annot be earlier than 1622 CE |
Profile VII-IX. Deep gem impression upright just above the bevelling: cock in profile to left. Rather schematic, bold outlines. The surface of the gem was convex. Fine reddish buff clay. One side chipped ... ca. 400 B.C. |
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