Vol.19.p.494

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Monday, September 6, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
No. 1200: resumed. See page 976 and A4149.
(b) swept off crumbs under (1)-(8) and removed masses of "gray muck" (cloth). These lumps bear on the under side the impression of east-west wood but the wood was entirely gone and the face of the "muck" rested on rock or floor dust.

No. 1210: red ware squat jar, as 1207, H 13.3, D 17.

No. 1211: red ware saucer, D 8.1, H 2.7.

No. 1212: red ware shoulder jar with collar rim as No. 1201, H 10.3, D 9.2.

No. 1213: red ware squat jar as No. 1207, H 10.5, D 13.5.

No. 1214: red ware, two fragments as No. 1201.

No. 1215: red ware shoulder jar, collar rim as No. 1201, H 14, D 12.8.

No. 1216: red ware shoulder jar, collar rim as No. 1203, H 8, D 7.9.

No. 1217: red ware base of jar like 1201.

No. 1218: red ware shoulder jar, collar rim as No. 1201, H 14.1, D 12.9.

No. 1219: red ware base of jar like 1201.

No. 1220: red ware shoulder jar, collar rim as No. 1203, H 7.2, D 6.5.

No. 1221: red ware decayed jar, as 1207, H over 11, D 14.5.

No. 1222: red ware body and base of jar as 1201.

No. 1223: red ware squat jar as 1207, H 10, D 13.

No. 1224: WSR, upper part of large jar, D mouth 10.7 (see No. 748).

No. 1225: red ware shoulder jar, collar rim, as No. 1201, H 11.6, D 11.7

No. 1019: resumed. See page 945.
(29) six fragments mud along south wall. From box-sealing, no seal impression, marks of cord. [ILLUSTRATION] flat, print of wood grain.

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