Vol.18.p.452

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Friday, August 13, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
*A4067: no. 737, looking south
*A4068: group 700, looking east

Saturday, August 14, 1926

Work on:
(1) G 7000 X

(1) G 7000 X
*A4069: group 700, looking east

No. 763: See page 747 and A4068, etc.
Rilled gold sheet, fine rills, face down [ILLUSTRATION]
Underneath 763, lie rilled sheets from rods, wood, inlays, etc.

No. 776: See page 747 and A4068, etc.
Northeast leg of bed (right head end).
[ILLUSTRATION] H 31.6 cm, H top 11 cm, D copper cup 5 cm
Joint down the back overlapped and nailed with small gold tacks. Inside the top were two intrusive inlays (L2 and K) and a fragment of yellow plaster. The wooden core is rotted and gives no information.

No. 911: See page 747 etc. A4068 etc.
The eastern of the two northern palm capitals.
[ILLUSTRATION] H 13.8 cm, D top 9.95, D bottom exterior 4.6, interior 3.6
Stood upside down with wood core crumpled in fragments. Underneath was clean floor dust as in the case of the western column.

Underneath the leg 776, ran a decayed bar of wood accompanied by fragments of black, rilled gold, part of the rod, Nos. 830A, 880, 905. (See A4073 and A4075).

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