K&H.p85.#10 TOK.p17.r3.c4 BMM9.p12.r5.c1 25EMC.pdfp44.#6.2&3 25EMC.pdfp44.#6.1 = TOK.p17.r3.c4
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K&L.p29.#7 JM.p200.#2 = K&L.p29.#7.2 MC.p165.r3.c4 ~= K&H.p85.#10 = K&L.p29.#7.1
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25EMC.pdfp44.#6.4
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· Features – iconographically representing a shield:
o (Squarish) boulder / circle outline.
o A medium-sized circle at each of the four corners (canonically empty).
o An inner circle with a face in it (typically two eyes), but instead of a mouth, there is often a hand (for holding the shield?).
o Cross-hatching between the inner and outer circles – typically with non-cross-hatched areas between the cross-hatching and the outer circle and also between the cross-hatching and the inner circle.
· 25EMC.pdfp44.#6.4 gives an extremely aberrant variant – perhaps from a ceramic inscription? Even the BMM9 example is quite unusual.
JM.p200.#3 MC.p22.#6
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