.bk A12
.fl K731rah.j
.fd figurines, this unit, provisional description
.fn it is assumed that provisional measurements, including at least one diagnostic measure, and Munsell have been taken by the excavators.
.rd K729
.ri rah
.ei rah
.ed K729


i 76
tc si f316
df fg
ds Ovis TYPE I, buttocks fused, tail quite small and carried high in the manner of A1.62. There may be an udder.
wm A fine red ware, different in quality from that found in A10 and in A6, which was quite coarse.
nt The only problem with this identification is that there is a slight mane; although some sheep do carry same (long hairs hanging down), this, combined with the wide forequarters stance is troublesome
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i 101
tc si f342
df fg
ds Ovis TYPE II, hindquarters and partial torso. There is the slight trace of the thick tail curving down and to the left on the hindquarters, which are fused high up. Compare Ovis hindquarters A1.52, quite similar in the way the tail is laid onto the body; Ovis hindquarters A1.53, another way of laying in the tail; and Ovis A5q135-f, quite a good parallel with tail intact. Ratio of tail/hindquarters is 1/3.
wm fine with medium chaff temper
lg 5.94
ht 3.76 @hindquarters
w2 2.75
w3 3.15
w3 0.89 @tail
c# 7.5YR 7/3
co pink
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i 122
tc si f344
df fg
ds a tiny fragment bearing the marks of a pelt. The incisions are not deep and are evenly spaced. Depending upon breakage this could be a Capra tail, although one might expect a sharper angular object, were this to be this case. See A1.44
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q 769.1
tc si f349
df fg
ds fragment, so broken as to render identification difficult. The fragment may be an Equus mane. The termination of the muzzle is flat, blunt, if so.
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i 119
tc si f349
df fg
ds head, miniature, there are horns, and a muzzle, nostrils well-defined. Bos.
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i 124
tc si f351
df fg
ds equid neck and mane [1]; torso [2]; the piece is solidly founded, probably TYPE II.  Compare A5.30
pv 2 pieces
P99 Conservation
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q 765.1
tc si f349
df fg
ds equid foreleg. Compare A5.30, terminated
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q 770.1
tc si f349
df fg
ds likely Bos torso fragmentary
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.bk Zy2
i 7
nv locus H
df fg
ds fragment, part of torso
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.bk B1
i 95
tc si f123
nv 86.605
df fg
ds finely modeled leg [gracile]
wm fine
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.bk A12
i 106
tc si f343
df fg
ds forequarters
pv fragmentary
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q 627.2
tc si f328
df fg
ds fragmentary tail carried high, thick
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i 96
tc si f336
df fg
ds long torso, narrow forequarters, extremely wide hindquarters
nt re-examine typology. This is similar to A10.20, obviously; but the form gives pause. [Ovis TYPE II].
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i 83
tc si f328
df fg
ds hindquarters, striated mane, Ovis TYPE II See example found in two loci; mended/wheeled.
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i 79
tc si f320
df fg
ds hindquarters, deep incision between buttocks, veterinary strap, solidly founded hindquarters, possible carnivore. No other diagnostic feature, sexual parts broken/missing.
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i 88
tc si f329
df fg
ds wide hindquarters, breast ridge, some body modeling
pv heavily eroded
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i 86
tc si f330
df fg
ds humanoid, female. The body is not hollow, but may have been formed in two parts, as with some examples of Aves pedestals.  There was an impressed pastille at the navel, which is lost.
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q 561.2
tc si f258
df fg
ds wide forequarters, legs widespread, there is a mane
wm medium fine
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i 94
tc si f331
df fg
ds Bos head only, finely modeled, heavily abraided
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q 644.2
tc si f328
df fg
ds terminated leg, quite heavy; Ovis? Geometric, clean lines
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i 81
tc si f328
df fg
ds equid neck. Comapre A5q63-f. Two Ponctus on mane which is raised, but abraded. Neck quite long.
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i 78
tc si f320
df fg
ds narrow hindquarters contained within a solidly founded inverted U.
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i 98
tc si f331
df fg
ds forequarters, carnivore, rather heavy neck join. Incised mane.
nt detail of mane and incisions is unusual; they were modelled together.
wm red ware
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q 586.1
tc si f314
df fg
ds heavily eroded Ovis, TYPE II, torso
P2 ZS13.22