Non-joining fragments of the bow and stern. Flat hull, massive square bow with a concave stempost integrating a pointed ram. The stempost becomes straight and inclines forward above the gunwale, ending in a forked tip. The sternpost rises near vertically and ends in an incurving forked device. At both bow and stern there is a thwart placed on top of the gunwale that protrudes slightly outside the hull on either side.

Tomb 95 is a small, roughly hewn cave that opens into a shaft. Finds include a small gold earring with a globular pendant, an iron strigil, 2 bronze coins, many fragments of black glazed ware and a saucer, a plain red glazed ware Kantharos with roughly painted flowers, a small standing female figurine, a bearded mask with holes for suspension, a small limestone pedestal, a cone (thyrsus?), a recumbent figure on a couch, fragments of variegated amphorae, an alabaster amphora, sard beads.

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