Plaque

Ivory fragments with feet and legs and skirt hems.

Muscarella Publication: "The lower part of a nude enemy under a horse. The lower border is intact with part of a guilloche, completed on another plaque; a dowel is in situ under the man."

Muscarella Publication: "Extant are one bare foot, right, followed by a horse's foot. The lower edge, a narrow band, is intact. The reverse has two short vertical grooves."

Muscarella Publication: "Extant are three human feet at the left, and a horse's hoof at the right. Two feet facing right belong to one man, the other facing left belongs to another. Bottom edge, a band, is intact."

Muscarella Publication: "Small fragment preserving the lower rear part of a figure, left. The rear and hem fringes of the garment are rendered in chunky style; the foot is bare."

Muscarella Publication: "Fragment with a barefoot figure similar to no. 107 above. Here a ground line in the form of a raised band separates the figure from another scene, indistinct, in a lower panel. The left edge is a raised band and is intact."

Muscarella Publication: "A surface-damaged fragment depicting a nude male wearing sandals. His straight legs and the raised intact edge at his back make it impossible to decide whether he is standing or is an enemy lying under a horse. The plain right

9or upper) edge is also intact."