Casgliadau Arlein

Panel decoration, demarcated by well executed zig-zag lines. A seven-beaded terminal rosette. (1) Cruciform ornament with lateral stalk ending in a polygonal leaf ; remains of a striated diagonal ending in a leaflet, as in a similar bowl in the British Museum (M 1274). (2) Griffin to R. (B.M. M 1274). Somewhat similar griffins occur at Roanne (D.501, Q.I. BALBINVS, CINNAMVS) Behind the griffin, a raised circular ornament with a small central core and radiate striae at the circumference. Below the griffin four similar circular ornaments bordered aboveand below by zig-zag lines. (3) Repeated trifid leaves, vertically arranged, to form a support for an urn, the base of which remains in the Brecon fragment. The urn, from the character of the base, is evidently Dechelette's type 1072. (4) Remains of fore-legs of Griffin to L. Beneath the Griffin are four circular ornaments as above. (5) A straight wreath of repeated horn-like leaves with serrated borders, forms a lower border to thgis design. Good glaze and workmanship.

Dr 37 is a hemispherical decorated bowl