Vol.36.p.964

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Sunday, April 21, 1940 (continued)

(1) G 2466 (continued)
G 2466 E: In shaft. Ends at rock. Lined with rubble. It is west of C and south of F. Total depth 1.35 meters, sand, limestone debris and rubble. Ends at rock. No chamber. Type 7X.

G 2466 F: In shaft and chamber. Ends at rock. Lined with rubble. It is north of E and south of G. Total depth 1.96 meters, sand, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on east cut in rock, but only on east side on top is built of rubble. Roofed with slabs. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

G 2466 G: In shaft. Lined above with rubble only on north with stones, and rock cut below. It is north of F and west of D. Total depth 1.4 meters, sand, limestone debris and rubble. Ends at rock. No chamber.

G 2466 H: In shaft and chamber. Ends at rock. Lined with rubble. It is east of C. Total depth 1.16 meters, sand, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on south built of stones and roofed with slabs. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

(2) G 2467
G 2467 X: In shaft and chamber. Lined with masonry. It is west of G 2467 and in front of the place of the niche of the mastaba G 2466, east of A. It is in the street between G 2466 and G 2467. Total depth 1.45 meters. Sand, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on north built of stones and roofed with slabs. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

[(1) G 2466 (continued)]
Men north of G 2466, in exposing the remains of the lining of the mastaba exposed yesterday on north and west. Sand, limestone debris and rubble from the old dump. Remains of lining not yet exposed.

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