Vol.06.p.006
Diary Transcription:
microfilm: West diary, begin page 6
January 1 (continued)
[G 2381 A (continued)]
in the statement dictated by Dr. Reisner.
Work was carried on south of the north niche in G 2000.
About ten men and boys cleared pits in G 2172, G 2175, G 2176, G 2179, preparatory to their registration.
Thursday, January 2, 1913
Another day in G 2381 A. By supper time the entire contents had been recorded and removed. Most of the day was spent copying the inscriptions on the inside of the coffin.
The main force of men finished clearing the mastabas south of the north niche in G 2000. The area north of the niche
[ILLUSTRATION]
[G 2501, G 2502, G 2503 = G 2077, G 2504, G 2505, G 2506, G 2507, G 2508, G 2509]
Friday, January 3, 1913
Spent the morning in Cairo, and the afternoon began recording the pits over which Herr Junker wishes to run his dump.
[ILLUSTRATION]
[G 2511, G 2512, G 2513, G 2514, G 2515]
It will be notices that all these mastabas are not parallel to the face of Lepsius 23 [= G 2000].
microfilm: West diary, end page 6
Details
- ID
- HUMFA_Vol.06.p.006
- Alternate IDs
- Vol.06.p.006; HUMFA_Vol.06.p.006
- Department
- Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
- Classification
- Documentation-Expedition diary pages
- Entry Date
- 01/01/1913; 01/02/1913; 01/03/1913
- Title
- Vol.06.p.006
- Credit Line
- Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
