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Friday, November 1, 1912 (continued)

The northern niche of G 2352, which is broken, belonged to: [GLYPHS] [Hagy]

In G 2360 A, fragment of [base] of limestone statuette [12-11-1], with foot (left) and name: [GLYPHS] [Heti]

In G 2360 B, about 2 meters below surface of solid rock, in mixed hard and sandy debris (not recently disturbed), a standing male figure about half life-sized, of decayed wood (not moveable), and beside it an arm better preserved (seems to be from a larger figure).

[ILLUSTRATION]

In G 2320 [= G 5280] A, under skeleton:
(1) An ivory button seal [12-11-2], from on top [ILLUSTRATION], pierced sideways
(2) A small light blue faience amulet [12-11-3] [ILLUSTRATION], [eyelet] behind [LLUSTRATION]

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Details

ID
HUMFA_Vol.04.p.027
Alternate IDs
HUMFA_Vol.04.p.027; Vol.04.p.027
Department
Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
Classification
Documentation-Expedition diary pages
Entry Date
11/01/1912
Title
Vol.04.p.027
Credit Line
Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition

Tombs and Monuments 3

Photos 1

Ancient People 2

Modern People 1