THE

EXCAVATION OF GEZER
VOL.

111

THE

EXCAVATION OF GEZER
I902-IgOS

AND

1907-1909

BY R. A. S T E W A R T MACALISTER
M.A., F.S.A.,
PROFESSOR OF CELTIC ARCHAEOLOGY, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN

W I T H NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS

I N T W O VOLUMES O F LETTERPRESS A N D
O N E VOLUME OF I L L U S T R A T I O N S

VOL.

I11

T W O HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX PLATES

W I T H INDEX

LONDON

JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET, W.

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INDEX T O PLATES

*,* The reference following the titles of the plates will llclp the reader to find the volume
and page where the description of the objects illustrated will be found. Additional particulars elsewhere in the book regarding individual figures on the plate arc referred to in
the line below the title, in the form "17 (I. 126)," which means "for fig. 17 see vol. I. p. 1 ~ 6 . "
PLrn

Frontisfiiece
KEY PLANOF THE EXCAVATION
I-VII
STRATAOF XVI
PLANS OF THE SUCCESSIVE
(I. 77, 78,
BUILDINGS,WITH THE THREE INTER- CAVE3 111 AND ITS COXTENTS
MEDIATE STRATAON THE WESTERN
11. 153)~9 (11. 149)
HILL (I. 158-167)
XVII
For the references on the plans see the
ROCK-SCARPWITH CUP-MARKS[ASSOCIlist a t the end of this Index.
ATED WITH CAVE4 I] (I. 78)
VIII
XVIII
PLANOF THE SURROUNDINGS
OF GEZER
CONTENTSO F CAVE8 I (I. 81, 82 *)
For sites and objects marked on this plan
zo (11. 166)
see the appropriate headings in the XIX
General Index.
1-9. CONTENTSOF CAVE 11 I1 (I. 84,
IX
11. 153)
I. HILLSSOUTHOF GEZER(I. 2)
10-24. CONTENTSOF WATER-PASSAGE
(I. 264, 26j)
2. THE " HAJARI B R A H
" ~(I.
M5, 11. 50)
25-28.
CONTEXTS
O F CISTERNEAST OF
X, XI
TOMBNO. 11 (I. 273)
INSCRIPTIONS
(I. 37-39)
BOUNDARY
5 (11. 133)>9 (11. 1501, 15 (11. 343)
xi 3 (I. 40)
XX-XXII
XI1
OF CAVE15 I (I. 89-93, 11. 176)
CONTENTS
MODERNFELLAH~N
O F THE DISTRICT(I.
5
(11.
135)
xxii
64)
XXIII
1-17. CONTENTS
OF CAVE15 I (contintled)
CAVEPLANS
18-21. CONTENTS
OF CAVE30 I1 a (I. 143)
I (I. log), z (I. 269), 3 (I. 271)~4 (I. I O ~ ) ,
22. PECULIAR
LEDGE-HAKDLE
(11. 144)
5 (I. 270), 6 (I. 93). 7 (I. 76), 8 (I. 9%
XXIV
9 (I. log), 10 (I. 103), I1 (I. 143)
CONTENTSOF CISTERNI N CAVE 15 I1
(1. 94-96)
CAVEPLANS
I (I. 82). 2 (I. 83), 3 (I. 84). 4-6 (I. 85) XXV, XXVI
(I. 96-98)
CAVE15 IV AND ITS CONTENTS
7, 8 (I. 99), 9 (I. 8'4, 10 (1. 142), 11
(I. 143). rock surface (I. 86)
xxvi 2 (11. 7o), xxvi y, 10 (11. 314)

In vol. I. p. 82, line

12. /OY

"

bracket " vead "bucket."

Index t o PLates

6
PUIE

PUTE

XXVII
XLIV-continzced.
WITH CCPS A N D CAVES
ROCK-SURFACE
11-17. COYTENTSOF CISTERNI N CAVE
(I. 100-103)
1 ~ (185,
1 86)
XXVIII
'4. '5 (11. 329)
OF CAVE27 I (I. 110)
CONTENTS
XLV
1-3 (11. 370), 9 (11. 1841, 20 (11. 449)
IKTERIOROF CAVE30 IV SHEWING POSIXXIX
TIOKS OF GRAFFITI(I. 145)
1, 2. COKTEYTS
OF CAVE27 I (continued) XLVI, XLVII
OF CAVE30 111 (I. 143)
3-7. CONTENTS
GRAFFITII N CAVE30 IV (I. 146-152)
1 (11. 159)
XLVIII
XXX
GRAFFITII N CAVE30 IV (continzted) AND
DETAILSOF CAVE28 I1 (I. III-115) ",
PLANOF THE CAVE
XXXI
FRO31 CAVES6 I A N D 7 11 (I. 80)
OBJECTS
(2),* CAVE28
OBJECTSFROM CHAMBER
XLIX
I1 (I. 120)
HOUSEPLANS(I. 169-173)
I ( I . 2 6 0 ) 2 (1. 127), 3 (I. IZq), 4-27
7 (I. 175) 8, 9 (I. 201)
(11. 314). 4-8 (I. I Z ~ ) , 11-14 (I. 126),
13 (11. 450)~15 (I. 127), 16, 17 (I. 126), L
ROXANBATH,YERDEH(I. 228-236)
18 (I. 1291, 19 (I. I I ~ ) 20,
, 23 (11. 260).
24 (I. 127), 25 (I. 126, 11. 450), 27 (I. LI
120, 129). 30 (I. 129)
GATE (I. 240)
PLAKOF THE NORTH-EAST
XXXII
LII
POTTERY,ETC., F R O M (2, 3, 4) * CAVE28
THE WATER-PASSAGE
(I. 256-264)
11 (I. 129, 130)
LIII
I ( n o ) , 6 (I. 119, ~ z q )8-24
,
(I. 120)
FRAGMEKTS
OF ~ ~ O U L D I N G S[FOUYDI N
XXXIII
THE
CEKTRAL
RESERVOIR]
(I. 267)
~ O T T E R YFROM THE CISTERK
I N CHAMBER
LIV
(2), CAVE28 11 (I. 120, 130)
RESERVOIR
(I. 274)
XXXIV
IVORY,ETC., FROM CAVE28 11 (1. 1 2 2 - LV
125 : see also 11. 247, 248)
TOMBDEPOSITS
(I. 292)
PHILISTINE
13 (11. 243)
1. 2 (11. 339)
XXXV
LVI
ETC., F R O N CAVE28 11 (I. 123,
SCARABS,
TOMB
PLANS
126-129, 141, 11. 314)
I (1. 301)~2 (1. 304). 3-6 (1. 309)~7 (I.
XXXVI
304). 8 (I. 309)~9-11 (I. ~ I O ) , 1 2 (I.
POTTERY.
ETC.. FRO11 CAVE28 11 (1. 122311). I 3 (1. 312)~14 (1. 3171, 15 (1. 320),
126, 1z9, 1 ~ 0 )
16 (1. 321)~17 (1. 325), 18 (1. 353)
XXXVII-XLI
LVII
POTTERY
[FROMCAVE28 11] (I. 122, 123,
' ~ O > I B PLANS
126, 130-135, 11. 176)
1 (I. 36% 2, (I. 3801, 3 (I. 353L 4 (I.
XI.11
----364). 5 (1. 3651, 6 (1. 359). 7. 8 (I. 3581,
ALABASTER
[ F R OCAVE
~ ~ 28 111 (I. 125, 135,
9 (1. 359). 10 (1. 344L 11 (1. 346). 12 (1.
11. 339)
349, 13 (I. 3431, 14 (1. 338L graffiti
XLIII
(1. 365)
[FROM CAVE28 111 (I. 136)
LATEROBJECTS
LVIII
I (I. IZO), 3 (11. 198)
TOMBPLANS
XT.IV
-.
1 (1. 381L 2, 3 (1. 379). 4. 5 (1. 3771, 6.
1-6. CONTEXTS
OF CAVE30 11 (I. 143)
7 (I. 37% 8 (1. 3481, 9 (I. 3811, 10, 11
7-10. CONTENTS
OF CISTERK,S. EKD
(1. 374). 12. 73 (1. 348). 14 (1. 347), I5
O F TRENCH
30 (I. 271)
(I. 3661, 16 (I. 359. 361), 17 (I. 370)

Substitute these rcference-figures for the letters in the plate-headings.

Index to Plates

PUTS

[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBNO.
11. 176)

(I. 301, 302,

LXIV-LXVIII
[DEPOSITS1x1 T O ~ I B
No. 7 (I. 305-307,
11. 156. 194)
Ixvi 42 (11. 306) lxvii I (11. 156), 3 (11. 198)
LXIX
TOMBNO. 8 [PLANAND DEPOSITS](I. 307)
14, 15 (11. 88)
LXX, LXXI
TOMBNO. 9 [PLAN AND DEPOSITS](I.
308, 11. 156, 194)
LXXII
TOMBDEPOSITS: 1-12, NO. 18 (I. 310) ;
13-20, No. 23 (I. 311); 21, 22, NO.
I
( 1 3 ; 23, NO. 77 (I. 333)
I I (11. 227), 18-20 (11. 240)
LXXIII
[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBNO. 28 (I. 312, 11.

LXXX
[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBNo. 56 (I. 320)
LXXXI-LXXXIII
(DEPOSITS1x1 TOMBNO. 58 (I. 321-324,
11. 194)
1 ~ ~ 2xa 1(11. 180)
LXXXIV, LXXXV
[DEPOSITS1x1 ' ~ O ~ I NO.
B
59 (I. 325-331)
Ixxxiv. 24 (11. 118)
LXXXVI
[DEPOSITSIN] TOLIBSKO. 65-73 (I. 332)
Ivory pin (11. 288)
LXXXVII-LXXXIX
[DEPOSITSIN] TOIIBSNO. 84. 85 (I. 334.
7 7 5 . 11. 211)
XC, xc1
[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBNO. 96 (I. 337, 11.
201, 211)

XCII, XCIII
[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBNO. 99 (I. 338, 339.
11. 227)
xciii 11 (11.
4,5- 4..
)
,
XCIV
TOMB DEPOSITS: 1-14, KO. 199 (continued) ; 15-17. NO. 89 (I. 335) ; 18-20,
No. 82 (I. 334)
. .

xcv~xcv11

[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBNO. I03 (I. 340-342,

11. 226)
xcvi 12 (iI. 298)
XCVIII
TOMBDEPOSITS: 1-15. NO. 177 (I. 344) ;
16-26, No. 124 (I. 346) ; 27-29, No.
150 (1. 358)
1-7 (11 240)
XCIX
TOMBDEPOSITS
: 1-5, NO. 118 (I. 345) ;
T-.
XXVTT
.
.
.. .
.
6-12, No. 128 (I. 347); 13, No. 213
TOMBSNo. 36, 228 (I. 316, 386)
(I. 381) ; 14, KO. 158 (I. 365) ; 15,
LXXVIII
No. 169 (I. 369)
TOMBDEPOSITS:1-46, No. 40 (I. 317) ;
I (11. 269)
47-49, NO. 104 (1. 343); 50, 51 No.
122 (1. 345) 14 (11. ~ 9 8 25
) ~ (11. 459).
TOXBDEPOSITS: I, No. 123 (I. 345, 346);
26 (11. 304), 38 (11. 87)
2-5. No. I31 (I. 349) ; 6-18. No. 64
LXXIX
(I. 331. 332) ; (19-28, NO. 56 (I. 321) ;
TOMBDEPOSITS: 1-4, No. 44 (I. 319) ;
29-31.
No. 80 (I. 334)
5-27, NO. 42 (I. 318, 319, 11. 153) ;
28-31, NO. 46 (I. 319) ; 32-35, NO. 53 CI
[DEPOSITSIN] T O W XO. 124 (1. 3461
(I. 320) ; 36, No. 56 (I. 320) ; 37, 38,
No. 1zga (I. 347) ; 39, 40, NO. 182 CI a
TOMBDEPOSITS: 1-12, NO. I34 (I. 349) ;
(1. 373)
13-14 NO. 206 (I. 380) ; 15, 16, NO. 36
22 (11. 140. 24, 28 (11. 221). 30, 31, 37
(11. ,240)
(I. 316)
211).

LXXIV, LXXV
[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBNO. 30 (I. 312-314,
11. 194)
lxxiv 3 (11. 177). lxxv 15 (11. 351)~ 16
(11. 347)
LXXVI
TOMBNO. 31 [PLAN AKD DEPOSITS](I.
314. 31.5, 11. 211)

Index t o PLate~

P*rn

PLAIE

CII
168 (I 369) ; 9-13, KO. 159 (I. 365,
TOMBDEPOSITS: 1-6, No. 138 (I. 350);
366) ; 14-19> No. lo (I. 309) : 20, 21,
7-14, NO. 139 (I. 352); 15, NO. 7
No. 33 (1. 316) ; 22, No. 154 (I. 3j9) ;
23, KO. 129 (1. 348)
(I. 306) ; 16-28, NO. 144 (I. 354)
7-8 (11. 140)
CXVII
CIII
[DEPOSITSI N TO.XLI]NO. 193 (I. 375, 376)
[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBNO. I42 (I. 353, CXVIII
11. 211)
TOMBDEPOSITS: I, NO. 198 (1. 377);
5 (11.
..
. 166)
2, NO. 205 (I. 379, 380) ; 3-18, No.
CIV, CV
196 (I. 376, 377) ; 19-22, NO. 194 (I.
Tonm No. 147 [PI.AK A N D DEPOSITS](I.
376) ; 23-27, KO.219 (I. 383) ; 28, KO.
355-358)
215 (I. 382)
civ 3 (11. 228)
15, 16 (11. 228). 42 (11. 82)
CVI
CXIX
TOMBDEPOSITS: I, 2, NO. 152 (I. 358) ;
TOMB DEPOSITS: 1-7, NO. 201 (I. 378,
3-6, No. 142, 143 (I. 354); 7, NO. 66
379) : 8-24, KO. I99 (1. 377. 378);
(I. 332) ; 8, KO. 194 (1. 376)
25, No. zoo (I. 378) ;i 26-29, No. 208
4 (11. 34')
(1. 381)
CVII
5, 6 (11. 240), 22 (11. 82), 25 (11. 240)
TOMBDEPOSITS
: 1-19, No. 153 (I. 359) ;
CXX
20, NO. 227 (I. 386); 21-24, NO. 242
TO.\IB DEPOSITS: I , XO. 226 (I. 386) ;
11. 187 * 188)
2-15, NO. 224 (I. 385) ; 16-19, No. 125
(I. 346) ; 20-23, NO, 223 (I. 384)
CVIII
16
(11. 140). 2 0 (11. 298), 21 (11. 82)
TOMB KO. 156 [PLAN AKD DEPOSITS]
CXXI,
CXXII
(I. 361-3641
TOMBNO. 252 [PLANAND DEPOSITS](I.
389-392)
CXXIiI
GLASSVASES[FROMTODIBS](11. 240)
1, 2 (1. 370)~3 (I. 380), 4 (1. 3601~5(I. 359)
6, 7 (I. 360)
CXXIV-CXXVI
ANIAIAI.FIGURES(11. 1-22, 305)
TOMBNO. 160 [PLAKA K D ~ E P O S ~ T(I.
S~
cxxiv I, 2, 3, 7, 8, 11, 17, 20, 23 (11. 2).
366, 367)
19. 22. 25, 36, 37 (11. 31, 4, 9, 20, 28
cx 2, 3, 10 (11. 288), cxii 12 (455)
(11. 6), 29, 30, 31, 35 (11. 71, 6, 8 (11. 81,
CXIII
34 (11. 9). 18 (11. 151, 10, 16, 21 (11.
TOMBDEPOSITS: 1-4. KO. 167 (I. 168.
16), 32 (11. 17), 15, (11. 18), 24 (11.
369) ; 10-20,
(I. '35$-3;0)
19). 26, 27 (11. 2o), 5, 12 13, 33. 38
21-23, NO. 158 (I. 365) : 23 a, No. 128
(11. 22)
(I. 347) ; 24-27, NO. I29 (I. 348)
cxxv. 9, 2 1 (11. 2). 4, j, 6, 15, 16 (11. 3),
CXTV
-...
20 (11. 41, 2 , 14 (11. 6), 4, 8, 24 (11. 71,
[DEPOSITSIN] TOMBKO. 176 (1. 370-372)
11, 17, 27 (11. 8). 18, 22 (11. g), 19 (11.
CXV
16), 3, 23 (11. 17), 12 (11. IS), 10, 13, 26
TOMBNO. I85
p L . 4 ~ A S D DEPOSITS~
- r.
(11. 19). 7, 25 (11. 22), 18 (11. 48)
- 11.
,
373, 374)
cxxvi. 23 (11. I), 17, 18, 22, 25, 26, (11.2).
1-4 (11. SX), 5 (11. 1401, 12 (11. 9)
4, 11, 14, 15, 16 (11. 3), 12, 24 (11. 61,
CXVI
5. 2 0 (11. 8), 9, 19 (11. g), 8, 2 1 (11. IO),
TOMBDEPOSITS: I - K O 189 (I. 374,
9 (11. 151, I, 2, 3 (11. 1 6 ) ~10 (11. 19),
375) ; 4, NO. 220 (I. 384) ; 5-8, NO.
6, 13 (11. 221, 22 (11. 48, 159)

In vol. I. p. 387, line 6 irom bottom, for "stoop" read ''strap."

PLATE

PULTE

CXXVII
THE CALENDAR
TABLET(11. 24-28)
CXXVIII

CXXXVII
(a) HOARDOF BEADS, ETC. (11. 109-111),
(b) BEADS(11. 104-113)
CXXXVIII, CXXXIX
FLINT
IMPLEMENTS
(11. 122-127 : see also
11. 244)
CXL
POTTERY: COLOUR
DECORATION
(VARIOUS
PERIO~S\

CXXX
OLIVE-PRESSES
OF NORMAL
TYPE (11. 50)
CXXXI
OLIVE-PRESSAR? AIN E L - B U ~ I E Hf
(11. 54)
CXXXII
SPIXDLEWHORLS
AND BUTTONS
(11. 70-73,

CXXXIV
FIBULAE.
ETC. 111. ?a-8~I
1-39, 42' (11. 80-82):'~b (11. 87). 41 (11.
97), 42 (11. 82, loo), 43 (11. 114)

cxxxv

BROXZEORNAI\IENTS,
ETC.
1-12 (11. 115)~13-15 (11, 461, 16, I 7 (11.
115), 19-22 (ornamental discs, top of
a candelabra, and pin with two horizontal loop5 attached, from the Hellenistic stratum), 23 (11. 98), 23n (11. I O I ) ,
24 (11. IOZ), 25 (11. 47, roo), 26 (11.
IOO), 27-51 (11. 97-101)
CXXXVI
SILVERAND GOLD
I (11. 1 0 2 ) ~2 (11. 450), 3 (11. 991, 4, 5
(11. IOI), 6, 6 a , 7 (11. I O ~ )8,, g (11. 263),
I
( 1 I ) 17 (11. 102, 261), 18
(11. 261), 19-22 (11. 260)

CXLI-CL
FIRST
SEMITICPOTTERY(11. 136-155)
cxli 5 (11. 139). 2, 8 (11. I@), I, 3, 4, 6, g12 (11. 140). 1, 5, 7, I 2 (11. 150), 5, 13
111. 1511
cxiii 22 711. 138). 1-5, 9, 11, 12 (11. 139)~
I 4 (11. 140). 13. 17 (11. I ~ I ) ,4. 2 1
(11. 143). 18 (11. 1441, 20 (11. I47), I 9
(11. 148), 15 (11. rqg), 6, 9, 10, 16 (11.
160), 7, 8 (11. 162), 19 (11. 171)
cxliii 10, 16, 71. (11. 138). 11-13, 15, 19,
20 (11. 139). 14, 17, 18 (11. 140), 9
(11. 141). 1-8 (11. 142), 15 (11. 162)
cxliv 18 (11. 72), 5 (11. I@), 4 (11. 141),
1 2 (11. 142), 15 (11. 144). 14, 17 (11.
1451, 2, 3, 6 (11. 146)~8 (11. 1471, 7,
16 (11. 148), 9-11, 13 (11. 149)
cxlv 10 (11. 138). 14 (11. 139)~15, 16 (11.
1401, 8, 9, 13, 17 (11. 141)~11 (11. 143)~
12 (11. 146), 6, 17 (11. 150)~5 (11. 159)~
1-4 (11. 161)~5 (11. 164)~18 (11. 166)~
1, 2, 4 (11. 1721, 3-5 (11. 173), 7 (11. 174
cxlvi 8, 20 (11. I ~ o ) 4,
, 9, 11, 17 (11. I ~ I ) ,
13. 19 (11. 142). 6, 10 (11. I+$), 16
(11. 145). 18 (11. I&), 5 (11. 147). 15
(11. 148), 14 (11. 150). 1-3 (11. ISI),
21 (11. 152), 1 6 a (11. 158), 7 (11. 161)
cxlvii 7, 18, 19 (11. 139). 3, 8. 10, XI, 2527 (11. 140), 13, 20 (11. 141)~9, 12. 14,
22 (11. 142)~24 (11. 143)~4, 5 (11. 144),
I (11. 145). 6 (11. 146) 21 (11. 147)
2x5 (11. 148), 16, 17, 23 (11. 150)
cxlviii 1 4 (11. 141). 3. 7, 10, X I , 23. 26,
28, 29 (11. 143)~2, 12, 13, 19, 27, (11.
1441, 14 (11. 145). 8, 24 (11. 147), 5.
21, 22 (11. 148), 4. 8, 9, 15, 16, 25 (11.
149). 1, 6, 17, 18, 20 (11. 150)
cxlix I, 4, 6 (11. 143),;3. 5, 13, 18-22, 25

PLITB

PLATE

CLXIX-CLXXVI-contivcued,
CXCI
clxx~iiI (11. 203),2-17(11. 208)
JAR-STOPPERS
clxxiv 11 (11. 195). 15.16 (11. I@), 2, G,
1-5,18 (11. 16g),6,7,8 (11. 186),20 (11.
206), 9 (11. 209), 11, 14, 15 (11. 220),
7,14,19 (11. 2001, I, 3,4,5,9. 10, 12.
13,17 (11. 201),8 (11. 203), 18 (11. 206)
12, 13,16,17,19 (11. 221)
clxxv I (11. 183), 10,11 (11. 196), 7 (11. CXCII
I$), 6 (11. 199),9 (11. zor),I (11. zoz),
BKOSZEAXE-HEADS(11. 241-243, 376)
2, 4, 5 (11. 2031, 3, 8 (11. 206)
CXCIII
clxxvi 5 (11. 143).10 (11. 196).14 (11. 199).
'rooLs (11. 244, 245)
CARPENTERS'
6 (11. zoo), 1-3,11, 12 (11. 202), 4,7,
18 (11. zoq), 13 (11. zag), 8 (11. ZOO), CXCIV
CARPENTERS'
TOOLS(11. 245-247)
9,16, 17 (11. 207), 15, 19 (11. 208)
CXCV
CLXXVII
GREEKPOTSHERDS(11. 212)
CXCVI
CLXXVIII-CLXXXIV
STONEMISCELI,ANEA(11. 253-258)
HELLENISTIC
POTTERY(11. 211-226)
clxxviii 7 (11. 212),6 (11. 213),I (11. 215). CXCVII
12 (11. 216))11 (11. 218)~
18 (11. ~ q ) , METALMISCELLANEA,
1-27,BRONZE(11.
3,4,9 (11. 220).2,5,8,15-17 (11. 2211,
266-z67),26-41 I ~ o z(11. 270,271), 27
10,13,14 (11. 222)
(11. 261)
clxxix 2-6 (11. zrz), 12, 14 (11. ZI~),
15, CXCVIII
19,21 (11. zrg),16,18 (11. z16),7-11,
I<NIVES(BROSZE)(11. 268)
13, 17, 22. 23, 25-27 (11. 217). 20, 30 CXCIX
(11. 220),24,28 (11. 221),1,29 (11. 222)
clxxx I, z (11. 213), 3, 6,8, 10,11 (11.
214),4,5, 7, 14 (11. 215),12 (11. 2171,
SEALS(11. 294-298 : see also 223)
9,13 (11. 221)
clxxxi I, 3, 6, 11, 14 (11. zrq),2, 4, 5, LC1
DRAUGHTBOARDS
[AND DRAUGHTHEX]
(I.
6 4 8-10,12, 13, 16 I
I ) 7, 15
(11. 217)
299-302)
clxxx~i2 (11. 213),4 (11. 215),3 (11. ZIG), CCII-CCIX
SCARABS,ETC.
I, I5 (11. 217)~
9,10, 13 (11. 220), 5,7,
See lists of Scals (11. 294, 330), Scarabs
(11. 221),3,6, 7, 11, 12 (11. 222),8,14
(11. 314)~Scarab-sealings (11. 329).
(11. 223)
clxxxiii (11. 218)
Cylinders (11. 344), and Amulets (11.
clxxxiv ;I (11.
12 (11. 218), 13, 14
331).for descriptions of objects figured
(11. mo), I, 2, 4-8, 10 (11. uz), 3,9,
on tliese nlatcs.
I0 (11. 223)
CLXXXV-CLXXXVII
COKTENTS
OF CISTERNI N IV II (11. 225) CCX
clxxxv 4 (11. 166), 5 (11. 213). clxxxvi I
EGYPTIAS
AUULETS(11. 331-334)
,.,.-.*
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A N D FAYENCE
1-12 (11. 335), 13-28 (11. 337)
CLXXXVIII
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LAllP A S D ITS VARI- CCXII
TIES (11. 227)
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STOKE SAUCERS(11. 273): ALAR.~STER
ARAB POTTERY,ETC. (11. 229, 230)
(continued)
34 (11. 244)
CCXIV
CXC
CYLISDERS,ETC. (11. 344-347)
CCXV
ARROW-A N D JAVELIN-HEADS
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Index t o PLates

PLIm

PLATE

CCXVI
BRONZESPEAR-HEADS
(11. 374~
CCXVII
SPEAR-HEADS
(11. 375)
CCXVIII
SWORDS.ETC. (11. 375, 376)
CCXIX
S H A K ~EZ-ZUTT
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(11. 411)
CCXX, CCXXI
HATHOR-ASKTORETH
PLAQUES
416)

CCXXII, CCXXIII
LIMESTOKE
FIGURES(11. 421-423)
Standing Stones in V 29 (11. 406)
CCXXIV
TABLESOF OFFERIKGS(11. 425-447)
CCXXV
Ex VOTOOFFERINGS
(11. 437-446)
13 (11. 21, 446)
CCXXVI
Amulets (11. 450-453)

A TABLE O F REFERENCE-LETTERS ON T H E PLANS,

PLATES I-VII

"

a, Cup-mark
b, Pillar-base
c, Cistern
d, Drain or watercourse
i, Interment
I 2 A, Hollow in rock, I.
I2 B, Olive-press in rock,

j, Jar-buiial
k, Brick
I, Lamp-and-bowl deposit
m, Olive-press
p, Pavement

153.
11. 49 (where for

"

C " read

"

r, ,Reservoir
s, Stone doorpost
t, Baking oven
v, Vat
x, y, z, See I. 162

I 2 B ").

I4 A, Rock-cuttings associated with Cave 4 I, I. 78.

I4 (S end), Group of cup-marks, etc., I. 154 (where for "I 5 A B" read " I 4 S. end").
I 5 A, Cup-marks united by a channel, 1. 154 (where for " I6 N . end " read " I5 A ").
I8 A, Step against a house-wall, I. 186.
I 10A, Natural hollow with vats, I. 154.
I 12A, Cup-marks united by a channel, I. 154.
I15 A, Cup-hollow in rock, 3' 6" across, 4' deep, found full of barley.
I19 A, Natural llollow artificially rounded, I. 154. 11. 387,
I 2 1 A, Circular pit in rock, 6' 6" across, I' 6" deep (probably an olive-press).
I29 A, Rock-cut vat, I. 155, 156.
130 A, Masonry surrounding rock-cutting, I. 154.
I1 I (micldle), Hearth, I. 198 (where for " D cast of trench I" read " in middle of trench I ").
I1 2 A, Standing stone, I. 237, 11. 377, 378.
I1 3 A, Foundation deposit, 11. 427.
I1 4 A, Domestic altar, 11. 425.
I1 4 B, Heap of stones, I. 191 (where for " I1 3 B " read " I1 4 B ").
I1 4 C, Pit in rock I. 153 (where make a similar correction).
11 5 A, A circular vat about 7' in depth, built of stone, plastered inside.
I1 13A, Room of a house destroyed by fire, containing a large number of weavers' weights
and burnt corn.

I1 17bb Well-rounded pillar-bases, I. 192 (where for

I1 18A, Rock dwelling adapted as a cistern, I. 269.
I1 20 A, Hearth of four stones on end, I. 195.
I1 20 B, Brick walls in the High Place Area, 11. 399.
I1 20 C, Circular structure full of burnt corn.
I1 20 D, Hearth, I. 195.

"

I1 17cc" read "I1 17 bb ").

* After the early sheets of "01. I had been printed offi t was decided that to print the lettering on
these maps in blue would be unnecessary. The footnote on p. ix must therefore be revised.
'3

I1 zo E, Masonry with vertical shaft, I. 201 note.

I1 21 A, Shaft in city wall, I. 203.
I1 21 B, Jar-burial with pottery, 11. 432.
I1 21 C, Flat stone, 2' 4" across.
11 26 A, Cemented pool, I. 276, 277.
I1 28 A, Circular structure of massive masonry about 6' diameter.
111z B, Cistern containing skeletons, 11. 429.
I11 13 A, Inverted perforated jar ( ? beehive), 11. 67, 68.
111 13 B, Door-socket shewn in I. 184, fig. 71.
111 13C, Position of hoard of beads described 11. 109 et seq.
111 18 A, Pillar-base, I. 192.
111 zo A, Pile of skulls, 11. 367.
111 21 A, Shaft in city wall, I. 203.
111 z7 A, Large pile of flint chips.
11130 A, Two slabs on edge at right angles, with a pile of pottery vessels leaning against
them. (In I. 192 for ' I 111 30 A I ' read " at N . end of I11 29.")
I V z B, Cistern containing skeletons, 11. 429.
I V 4 A-D, Details in house, described, I. 196.
IV 8 A, Deep grain-pit, I. 201.
IV 8 B, Chamber with large stones in the foundation of its walls, I. 176.
IV 18 A, Square building associated with cup-mark, I. 154.
IV 19 A (north), Four jars standing on end.
IV 19 A (south), +shaped chamber, I. 203, 204 (where for " a t the S. end of V 19" read
" at IV 19 A ").
I V z r A, Row of stones in floor of house, I. 191, fig. 79.
I V z 6 A, Wall 2' thick resembling the wall aa described in 11. 406, built of long stones :
one of them 4' in length.
IV 29 C, Set of steps, I. 194.
IV3o A, Large olive-press, described, 11. 66-67.
IV3o B, Tapering slab standing on end, 2' 5" high, I' thick, I' 10" broad at bottom, I' 4''
a t top, with a round hole 9" in diameter pierced through 34" below the top. (In
I. 192, line 26, insert " south of " heforc " IV 30 B.")
V 2 B, Cistern containing skeletons, 11. 429.
V 3 A, Hearth, I. 199.
V 4 A B, Long wall descending to rock, I. 166.
V 5 B (in the chamber S. of the thick wall), Drain of jars, I. 278.
V 9 A, Stones on edgc, probably a hearth, I. 195.
V 13 A (the round structure), Granary, I. 196.
V z o A, The chamber which contained the Ashtoreth Karnaim, 11. 419.
V 20 B, Collection of stone weights of an olive-press.
V 20 C, D, Stone columns, I. 192.
V ~ A,I Circular wall plastered inside.
V z r B, Long flat stone slab, 11. 65.
V Z I C, Small vat full of black ashes, 11. 65.
V z 8 A, Columns of a verandah, I. 191.
V z 9 A, Circular vat 3' 6" decp, built up of stones lined with cement.
V 30 A, (the wall running east and west at thc extreme top of the trench), Wall described,
I. 177 (where for " V 29 A " read " V 30 A ").

Table of R e f e r e m e - L e t t e n
V 3 o A (south), Standing stone 4' 5" high x 2' x I' 4" tapcring to top.
V 3 o B, Stone with hieroglyphic letter, 11. 307. (In I. 272 insert the words " a pit northwest of " before '' V 30 B.")
V 30 C, Drum of a column lying on the wall, I' 7" in diameter, I' high.
VI z A, The Maccabaean wall, 1. 280-282.
VI 2 B, The cistern containing skeletons, 11. 429.
VI 3 A, Water channel, I. 277, 278.
VI 4 A, Pillar-base, 1. 192.
VI 14 A (the block at the middle of the upper long wall, east of the reservoir), Step, I. 195,
VI 18 A, Peculiar cistern, I. 270.
VI 21 A, Midden-heap, 11. 21.
VI27 A, Long stone running through wall, I . 179.
VI 27 B, Flight of steps, I. 195.
VI 28 A (north), Fragment of pavement, I. 184.
VI 28 A (south), Stone door-post with hole drilled for bolt.
VI 29 A, (north) Water drain, I. 278.
V I z g A (south), Wall shewn, I. 178, fig. 65).
VI 29 B (on the course of the wall running eastward from D in trench 30, and immediately
south of the broken angle above it), Opening spanned by lintel, I. 187 (where read
" VI 29 B " , f o ~" VI 17 B."
VI 29 B (south), Vat in pavement, I. 184.
VI 29 C, Colonnade, I. 1 9 3
VI 29 D, Hearth, I. 195.
VI 30 A, B, Circular structures, 1. 201.
VI 30 C, Two stones described and illustrated, I. 186.
VI 30 D, Reconstructed building, I. 175.
VI 30 E, Block of stone, I' 6" x I' 7" x I' 8". I. 192 (where for " V I 18E" read "VI 30 E."
I1 a 2 9 A, Vat in plastered pavement, I. 183.
I1 a 29 B, Brick step, I. 194.
I I I a 3 o A, Circular pits in pavement (so lettered), I. 184 : beside them a wall referred to
in I. 1 7 6
I11 a30 B, Pavement of four large fiat stones (so lettered), I. 183.
V a 2 7 A, Fragment of pavement sloping upwards at an angle of about 30'
V a 2 9 A, Row of three stones end to end, I. 178.
V a 30 A, Pillars with square drums, 1. 192.

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