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Thursday, June 23, 1938 (continued)

(6) G 4613
A rubble mastaba. East of G 4611 and south of G 4710.

G 4613 A: In shaft and chamber. Northwest of D. Lined with crude brick above and stones and dubsh underneath and cut in rock below. Total depth 3.25 meters. Drift sand, dirty debris, limestone debris, and bones. Chamber on east. Cut in rock. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

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G 4613 B: In shaft and chamber. West of G. Lined with dubsh and ends at rock. Total depth 1.7 meters. Drift sand and limestone debris. Chamber on west. Built with masonry. Roofed with masonry. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

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G 4613 C1: In shaft and chamber. South of G and east of H. Lined with dubsh and rock cut below. Lining destroyed. The lining and the chambers were built in shaft C2. Total depth 1.5 meters. Sand, limestone debris, dubsh and bones in the chamber. Chamber on west. Built on east with stones but on west, south and north cut in rock (the rock of shaft G 4613 C2). It was roofed with stones because we found one of the roofing stones remains. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

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