Vol.17.p.362

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Friday, June 11, 1926

Cool weather - 25 degrees to 33 degrees.

Work on:
(1) G 7000 X

(1) G 7000 X
Treated wooden core of 537 with celluloid solution.
No. 536:
(31)-(55) parts of (G), (F), and (S)-3.
These all belong together.
[ILLUSTRATION]
The hieroglyphics appear to form the name [GLYPHS]
Cleaned away wood and plaster under 536.
*A3875
(56)-(83) - (F), (S)-3, (G).
No. 536 rests partly on a sheet of gold in the great pile east of palm capital. When 536 (56)-(83) were removed this sheet sprung forward of it own tension and was propped back with a small brush.
*A3876

Saturday, June 12, 1926

Cool weather.

Work on:
(1) G 7000 X

(1) G 7000 X
No. 536: (84)-(86)
No. 538: Disc of bright gold complete, north of [ILLUSTRATION]. The wood under it appears to be from something else, a bar not a disc.
No. 536: (87)-(110) - (G), (F), (S), and (Q).
No. 539: A decayed wooden bar under 586 (59)-(61) fibers north-south.
*A3877
No. 540: The wooden core of No. 537, D 11.5 cm. Th ca. 1 cm.
No. 541: Fragments of decayed wood under 538.
No. 536: Supplementary drawing (page 469).
(11)-(127) - (G), (F), (S).

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