Vol.20.p.593

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Wednesday, November 3, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)

No. 1187: alabaster canopic lid. See page 1367, B6087.
[ILLUSTRATION]

No. 1334: stiff gold (overlap piece). See as 1187.
[ILLUSTRATION] L 3.6, W 1.6

No. 1335: two fragments gold sheet. See as 1187.
a) [ILLUSTRATION] thinnest L 8.4 +/-, W 1.2-
b) [ILLUSTRATION] stiff L 2.5, W 1.5+/-

No. 1336: stiff gold sheet from 1374 (?). See as 1187
[ILLUSTRATION] L 19.4, W 7.1

No. 1337: two fragments thin gold. See as 1187.
a) [ILLUSTRATION] thin L 4.2, W 0.5+/-
b) [ILLUSTRATION] very thin L 5.9, W 3.4

No. 1338: two pieces. See as 1187.
a) stiff gold [ILLUSTRATION]
b) copper corner socket from 1375 (q.v.)

No. 1188: group of pottery (continuation of 1886). See B6087.
(1-87) red ware tub, red brown ware and red ware jars of types 1201 and 1207, WSR jar.
(88) sweepings (wood, plaster, scraps pottery, pottery decay) over 1188 at this level.
(89) sweepings foreshore 1188 (dust and scraps of pottery).

No. 1189: a) sweepings (wood, cloth, etc.) over south half of pile of pottery (see November 4).

*A4387: pottery, looking east.
*A4388: No. 1374 etc., looking north-northeast.
*A4389: Nos. 1351-4 etc., looking northeast.

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