Vol.25.p.1131

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Thursday, March 17, 1932 (continued)

(6) G 1624
Small mud and rubble mastaba. Two niches on east face, facing into a small mud brick 'court'. Pit A in the body of the mastaba.

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G 1624 A: Rock-cut below. Depth 1.25 meters. Chamber, open, on south, cleared.

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(7) G 1625
Masonry mastaba with rubble core. Uncovered its north face. The debris over all this area is mostly drift-sand which has banked up against this north-facing slope. The rock face in which the small rock-cut tombs (G 1607, G 1608, G 1609, G 1611, G 1612, G 1618) are cut, is not high, and the ground slopes fairly steeply above, and less steep by below it.

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Friday, March 18, 1932
Eleventh day of work.

Times: 6:30 - 4:45

Work on:
(1) G 1225 A
(2) G 1612 A
(3) G 1614 A
(4) G 1618 A, C, D
(5) G 1623
(6) G 1625
(7) G 1626

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