Vol.19.p.569

Diary Transcription:

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Sunday, October 24, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
(N.B. see pages 1039 - 1042 and A4356)
No. 1312: Cylinder copper socket for bottom end of pole. Eight copper nails. Single sheet rolled in cylinder with overlapped edges, flange hammered down. [ILLUSTRATION]

No. 1313: Conical copper socket for upper end of pole, technique like 1312 [ILLUSTRATION]

No. 1314: Cylindrical copper sheath from bottom end of pole [ILLUSTRATION]
Continued end of pole, remains of plaster setting, red plaster [ILLUSTRATION]

No. 1315: Cylindrical copper sheath for bottom of pole, either split or incomplete [ILLUSTRATION]

No. 1172: See A4355.
(161) swept up wood, cloth, sand, pottery decay, bits of clay, bits of copper over this area of potsherds.

No. 1316: See pages 1039/1042 and A4356.
Fragments of cross rilled gold sheet from beam [ILLUSTRATION]

No. 1169: See A4356.
(246)-(274) potsherds, mainly types 1201 and 1207, some of very large size.

*A4361: no. 1172, looking northeast

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