Flat hull with a slightly uneven flat gunwale. The stempost resembles an animal head. It begins by rising vertically, then transitions abruptly into a hollow/concave edge, and finally terminates in a straight, outward pointing horn. Its total height is 5 cm. At its base is a short, snout-shaped ram painted black, with an additional near vertical black line parallel to the ram's painted edge. The horn has faint traces of yellow paint. The bow has a large almond shaped "eye" with a pupil and eyebrow painted in black on either side. The sternpost curves upward near vertically and is damaged above gunwale level. The hull is decorated with three horizontal lines: one running somewhat unevenly immediately below the gunwale (c. 1cm), and two parallel lines running along the waterline, of which the inner one is thinner. At the bow, these horizontal lines are interrupted by two vertical parallel black lines running from gunwale to keel. At the stern, the horizontals simply curve with the hull, eventually meeting. The space between these horizontals is filled with a zigzag motif in yellow paint. According to Basch, this element represents a light screen made of fabric. Tomb 176 was a cave that was entered through the roof about 7 feet down.

Recorded finds include 1 clay boat, a small-handled amphora, 1 small shoulder-ray jug, 1 cow (model?), fragments of bronze, and a porcelain ornament.

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