Vol.19.p.546

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Wednesday, October 6, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
No. 1102: (continued) See A4279.
(i) removed rest of east-west wood on south, edge of box.

No. 1116: (d) and No. 1115 (f) this continuous layer of north-south wood was lifted into a tray. See A4290. Swept up crumbs of wood etc. and uncovered No. 1104(152 - 15) and 1116(29)-(35). Exposed 1117 [ILLUSTRATION] gold.
Swept floor on which are three patches of plaster of paris.

No. 1104: See page 1149 and page 1138.
(143)-(159) scraps of gold and a few inlays.

No. 1116: See page 1156.
(29)-(36) scraps.

*A4292: no. 1117, etc, looking east
*A4293: no. 501, 821, etc, looking east

Thursday, October 7, 1926

Work on:
(1) G 7000 X

(1) G 7000 X
Wheeler drew inlays No. 1118, scale 1:1, page 1162/1163 (notes).

No. 1117: See page 1149 and A4292.
Object of solid gold, lay flat side up in surface of floor dust. [ILLUSTRATION]

No. 1116: See A4292.
(37)-(39) patches of plaster on rock.
(40) plaster and floor dust.

No. 1077: See A4291.
Cut sections (d), (f), (g), (h) through upper layers. It became clear that 1077 was an empty basket with lid, thrown upside down on floor. [ILLUSTRATION]

*A4296: no. 1077, looking east

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