Vol.04.p.043

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Wednesday, November 27, 1912 (continued)

[ILLUSTRATION]
[G 2414 mislabeled G 2314; G 2415 mislabeled G 2315; placement of tomb number G 2316/2416 incorrect based on later plans of area, G 2416 abuts north end of G 2415, pits "G 2316" A and B on this plan = pits G 2415 U and V]

[ILLUSTRATION]
[G 2415 mislabeled G 2315]

G 2315 [sic! G 2415] is built on the debris on an older mastaba G 2316 [sic! G 2416] and stands on a level 1 meter or more above G 2314 [sic! G 2414]. The names are man on south niche [GLYPHS] [Weri], then a white false door very flat, then north niche with woman [GLYPHS] [Meti].

Work on Lepsius 23 (G 2000) north niche revealed a mass of masonry built in niche. In this masonry is a huge square unfinished offering niche [ARROW] [ILLUSTRATION]. In front are a number of huge limestone blocks cast down from the masonry. These we must carry out before going on.

Thursday, November 28, 1912

Interviewed with Dr. Wahby, professor of Anatomy at School of Medicine, in regard to skeletons from excavations.

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