Tomb 1101-1102 at Megiddo, type of toggle-pin with a swollen or club head. Also found at Ras Shamra in graves of the Middle Ugarit I period, associated with a cup of waisted profile decorated with strait and wavy incised lines, and with fenestrated axeheads of the type mentioned above. Associated with a group expert in metallurgy.¹Kenyon 1965, 158

The tombs at Ras Shamra were found in a fill underlying a temple which received offerings from Twelfth Dynasty Egypt in the 20th century BC. “A terminal date of 2000 BC is thus indicated in northern Syria.”²Kenyon 1965, 158

Another type of pin, a mushroom headed pin and a pin with a curled head were found in the shaft tombs at Megiddo. They are paralleled at Brak in a level dated to 2200 BC. ³Kenyon 1965, 159