Vol.20.p.622

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Friday, November 19, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)

No. 1466: model red ware basin, in midst of 1465. See B6094.
[ILLUSTRATION] Heavy load of scraps, bits, and decay of red brown ware, also sixteen fragments of illegible mud sealings, also wood decay.

Wheeler drew no. 1467, page 1552, scale 1:2.
Packed 1461 on two boards and sent up.

*A4461: area south of coffin, looking north.
*B6095: pottery south of coffin, looking north.

Saturday, November 20, 1926

Work on:
(1) G 7000 X

(1) G 7000 X
No. 1467 (W): fragments and mud sealings. See page 1552 and B6095 (marked with red dots).
(1)-(14) (i) is a larger piece with traces of a sign or two [ILLUSTRATION]
(b) has cord marks

No. 1469: fragments and scraps of gold. See page 1552 and B6095.
(1) fragment from south end of 1461 (no. 1455).
[ILLUSTRATION] Heavy gold strip with gold tacks.
W of strip .45-.5
(3) fragment from blank end with heavy gold strip with copper nails. (from 1461 or 1455)
[ILLUSTRATION]
(2), (4)-(8) fragments and scraps of sheet gold.

No. 1468 (W): continuation of 1465, potsherds. See B6095.
(1)-(82) potsherds, mainly scraps red ware and red brown ware.

*A4462: pottery, looking north
*A4463: debris behind coffin, looking south

No. 1470: pottery; continuation of 1468. See A4462.
(1)-(60) red ware and red brown ware[?]scraps and fragments as before.

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