76 ACCOUNTS, ETC., OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM. 



28. Geometric Pyxis as last; two horses on lid. Diam. 9| in. 



29. Black-figured Oinochoe, with design in a panel of a 

 Maenad riding on a bull and carrying a panther. An unusual 

 combination of two Dionysiac types. 



30. Vase in form of cock, with wreath round its neck. 

 From Acarnania. Height 6| in. 



31. Two Lamps with erotic reliefs. Presented hy S. B. 

 Burton, Esq. 



32. (a) Beaked jug with band of incised decoration and a 

 small vase of similar style (Early Minoan period, third division). 

 (h) A series of fragments of various fabrics, (c) Steatite Pyxis 

 with lid, a similar lid, and a fragment of a stone rim. (d) Four 

 obsidian flakes. 



From Crete. Presented by H. R. Hall, Esq. 



33. (a) Bowl of Roman period decorated internally with 

 painted geometric patterns, externally with moulded festoons. 

 (6) Fragments of various early fabrics, and a series of inscribed 

 sherds. 



From Naucratis. Presented hy the Egypt Exploration Fund. 



-^L.-Wood. 



34. Two Combs from Oxyrhynchus. Presented hy the Egypt o 

 Exploration Fund. 



XL— Plaster. 



35. Cast of relief at Dresden, representing a butcher's shop. 



A. H. Smith. 



