Prehistoric Thessaly; being some account of recent excavations and explorations in north-eastern Greece from Lake Kopais to the borders of Macedonia . Fig. 92. Bone implements ; a-g from Tsangli, //-/// from Tsanl Maghula (scale 9 : 10). Tsani, Miscellaneous Objects 149 prominent and large. To the same stratum also belong a hollow foot, whichmay be part of an anthropomorphic vase, and a very small leg. The lower [)art of a standing steatopygous female figure like AS, PI. 32. 3,was found on the surface of the south slope of the mound. This is polished,but unpainted : however, it probably belong

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Prehistoric Thessaly; being some account of recent excavations and explorations in north-eastern Greece from Lake Kopais to the borders of Macedonia . Fig. 92. Bone implements ; a-g from Tsangli, //-/// from Tsanl Maghula (scale 9 : 10). Tsani, Miscellaneous Objects 149 prominent and large. To the same stratum also belong a hollow foot, whichmay be part of an anthropomorphic vase, and a very small leg. The lower [)art of a standing steatopygous female figure like AS, PI. 32. 3, was found on the surface of the south slope of the mound. This is polished, but unpainted : however, it probably belongs to the period of painted pottery, and most likely to the First Period. The only other figurine is a broken fragment oi no value from IV. Miscellaneous Objects. Bone and /loni. Pins and awls, twelve, all except one from I 1.Fig. 92 h-k. Gouges, four from IV, and one from I, Fig. 92 /, ?;/. Bored Hammer, one burnt specimen was found in I together withbarley. This confirms Tsundas suggestion that deer horn hammers wereused for thrashing corn, etc., compare also the finds from House Q atRakhmani, and Marmariani.