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Saturday, March 9, 1940 (continued)

(9) G 2468 (continued)
G 2468 D: In shaft. Ends at rock. Lined with rubble. It is east of B, west of Y and north of E. Total depth 1.2 meters. Sand, dirty debris, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on west. Blocked with rubble and bound with mud. Left for photo.

G 2468 E: In shaft and chamber. Lined with rubble. South of D and east of A. Down 1.0 meters. Sand, limestone debris and rubble.
Chamber I. On south. Built of crude brick, rubble and stones. Roofed with slabs. No blocking. Chamber II not yet appeared.

G 2468 X: In shaft and chamber. Ends at rock. Lined with masonry, but only on south with rubble. It is break the casing of G 2187. It is south of A, and north of G 2187. Total depth 1.82 meters. Sand, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on west. Built of masonry and rubble. Roofed with slabs. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

G 2468 Y: In shaft and chamber. Ends at rock. Lined with masonry. It is south of Z and east of D. Total depth 1.84 meters. Sand, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on south. Built of masonry and crude brick and roofed with slabs. Cleared. Drawing.

G 2468 Z: In shaft and chamber. Ends at rock. Lined with masonry. It is north of Y. south of G 2467 and between two mastabas in the street. Total depth 1.5 meters. Sand, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on west. Built of masonry and roofed with slabs. On the south is an uninscribed stele. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

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