Vol.19.p.521

Diary Transcription:

microfilm: begin page 521

Monday, September 20, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
No. 1068: See A4198.
Confused mass of potsherds near coffin.
(a) removed disorganized fragments of wood which lie on the potsherds, mainly fibrous brown wood with fungoid formations.
(1)-(16), red brown ware, WSR, red polished as in 1047.

No. 1069: See page 1038/1042 and A4198.
Red ware ring stand [ILLUSTRATION] H 9.7

No. 1058: resumed. See page 1039/1042. A4201 and A4202.
Removed the higher lying No. 7, copper [ILLUSTRATION]
There is a badly corroded and light weight core of hard metal. The bulk of the carbonate, on and under (7) and Nos. (8), (9), (10) - comes from the decay of this tool which was without doubt massive like 565. No. (6) much heavier and less corroded than (7). [ILLUSTRATION] Much like (4) and 564. There is no trace of container and all these implements had probably been thrown naked on the pile of pottery.

No. 1047: resumed. See A4200.
Potsherd (209) to (220) of types as before.

*B6050: no. 1058 as it remains, looking north

microfilm: end page 521