Circular fragment of steatite from a lamps rim. It is polished on all of its surfaces except for the shipped ones and has light tints of grey and green. This fragment was found in a paper bag labelled as follows: RR/60/335 - Steatite frag of rim of lamp - H level ^100
This stone fragment is both rectangular and curved with polished surfaces at the extremities. It may have been part of a stone vase according to the note on its paper bag: RR/61/312 - 28/8/61 - JK EXT ^23 - Frag of stone vase
Small rectangular fragment of steatite with a polished surface and angular edges. It was found in a paper bag labelled as follows: RR/60/422 - 13/7/60 - JK^30 - Steatite (worked frag)
Two steatite fragments glued back together with dark glue visible in the cracks. Both have a polished surface and the same light-grey colour with white tints. The assemblage was found in a paper bag labelled as follows: Join RR/60/421 - RR/60/416 included - hA^41(E) - Frag of steatite (bowl?)
Small triangular steatite fragment with rough edges and surfaces. One side is smoother and therefore seems to have been polished. The fragment was found in a small paper bag labelled as follows: RR/60/420 - 30/7/60 - H^91a - ?Flakes of steatite.
Fragment of steatite with very thin edges. Its surface was polished but lost his smoothness and the other side is chipped. The piece of steatite was found in a small paper bag labelled as follows: RR/60/418 - 30/7/60 - H^110 - C Pit Y - Stone - Steatite
Two steatite fragments glued back together with dark glue visible in the cracks. Both have a polished surface and seem to be parts of a lamps rim. They were found together in a paper bag labelled as follows: RR/59/628 - RR/61/18 joined - 28/9/59 - steatite lamp frag.
Rectangular stone fragment with three polished sides and a light grey colour. One of the polished sides seems to have a curved shape and therefore might be a part of a vessels base.