SERIES V.—TRISERIAL (II. + III.).
I. _Vertical faces looking towards one another._
1. Horizontal faces looking the same way.
2. Horizontal faces alternately looking towards or away
from one another.
(A) All faces of equal size.
(B) Vertical faces monopolising pattern.
(_a_) Horizontal faces separate.
(_b_) Horizontal faces looking towards one another
grouped together.
(_c_) Horizontal faces looking away from one another
grouped together.
(C) Horizontal faces monopolising pattern.
(_a_) Horizontal faces separate.
(_b_) Horizontal faces looking towards one another
grouped together.
(_c_) Horizontal faces looking away from one another
grouped together.
II. _Vertical faces looking away from one another._
I. _Single row of faces disposed vertically, the faces alternately
looking up and down._
Fig. 10 is a reduced rubbing of the whole of the ornamentation of a
belt; to the left will be seen a face with two eyes, a nose, and a
large red mouth beset with teeth. The next face has only one eye, while
the other two faces are eyeless, and there is nothing distinctive about
their noses.
[Illustration: FIG. 10.—Cambridge Museum.]
[Illustration: FIG. 11.—Glasgow Museum.]