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Sunday, February 25, 1940

Work on:
(1) north of G 2185

(1) North of G 2185
North of that mastaba, in exposing the remains of the lining of the mastabas and shafts, which was mentioned before. Sand, limestone debris, rubble, dirty debris. Exposed some of the mastabas.

Monday, February 26, 1940

Work on:
(1) north of G 2187

(1) North of G 2187
North of that mastaba. Searching for new mastabas and shafts in that place. Sand, limestone debris, rubble and dirty debris. Some of the lining of the mastabas exposed.

Tuesday, February 27, 1940
Day of rest.

Wednesday, February 28

Work on:
(1) north of G 2185
(2) north of G 2186
(3) G 2461
(4) G 2461a
(5) G 2462
(6) G 2462
(6) G 2462a
(7) G 2463a
(8) G 2464
(9) G 2464a
(10) G 2464b

(1) North of G 2185
Margin Note: G 2464, G 2464a, G 2464b.
North of that mastaba. In exposing the remains of the lining of the mastaba and the shafts in that place. Sand, limestone debris and rubble. Exposed in that place three mastabas, and they numbered, G 2462, G 2464a, and G 2464b.

(2) North of G 2186
North of that mastaba. In exposing the remains of the lining of the shafts and mastabas in that place. Sand, limestone debris, and rubble. exposed five mastabas in that place. Sand, limestone debris, and rubble. Exposed five mastabas in that place. Numbered, G 2461, G 2461a, G 2462, G 2462a, and G 2463a.

(3) G 2461
It was a stone mastaba, because the remains of the lining on north, west and east were partly preserved. It is north of G 2186, west of G 2561a and south of G 2462a. contains ten shafts, lettered A-H, X, Y. but not yet started in them. Drawing of G 2461a, G 2462, G 2462a, and G 2463a on page 903.

(4) G 2461a
A stone mastaba. It is against G 2461 and south of G 2462. Contains three shafts A, B, X. On the east is a building with an uninscribed room, facing to east. Not started with them. Drawing of the mastaba will be included with G 2461.

(5) G 2462
A stone mastaba, partly destroyed. It is north of G 2461a, east of G 2462a, and south of G 2463a. contains six shafts lettered, A-D, X, Y. Drawing with G 2461. Also it contained an uninscribed stone chapel lettered a.

(6) G 2462a
A stone mastaba on west and partly destroyed on south. On north lined with rubble continued with the lining of G 2461 on north. It is north of G 2461 and west of G 2462, contains of two shafts A, B, the drawing of the mastaba will be with G 2461.

(7) G 2463a
A partly destroyed stone mastaba with an unfinished and uninscribed niche. It is north of G 2462 and east of G 2463, with a partly destroyed stone room, door not yet exactly exposed. It is only one course above the rock with one shaft. Shaft A. drawing will be with G 2461.

Margin Note: G 2463 chapel.
West of that mastaba appeared the lining and the chapel of G 2463, so we cannot excavate it now because it is covered with the great dump heap which is above G 2180 running to the north.

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Details

ID
HUMFA_Vol.34.p.902
Alternate IDs
HUMFA_Vol.34.p.902; Vol.34.p.902
Department
Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
Classification
Documentation-Expedition diary pages
Entry Date
02/25/1940; 02/26/1940; 02/27/1940; 02/28/1940
Title
Vol.34.p.902
Credit Line
Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition

Tombs and Monuments 13

Photos 1

Modern People 2