Vol.17.p.358

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Friday, June 4, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
Cleaned up under 517 and over middle and western parts of 521.
*A3862
*A3863

Saturday, June 5, 1926

Hot weather, but north wind.

Work on:
(1) G 7000 X

(1) G 7000 X
Wheeler drew area of 521 (and northwards) as far as palm capital.

No. 508: (98)-(101) along west wall. Cleaning up found further inlays buried in brown dust.
No. 516: Was taken up as far as south edge of (521).
No. 521: (8)-(15) mostly from (S).
No. 517: The gold hieroglyphs [GLYPHS] and [GLYPHS] lean on the continuation of (517).
Cleaned up under 521 (8)-(15).
*A3864
No. 521: (16)-(76)
(16)-(41) are mainly (S).
(48)-(76) mainly (Q)-1 or (Q)-2.
No. 522: A piece of heavy gold casing (8.9 x 3 cm) lying on 521. 521 (61) fits on 522.
No. 521: (77)-(81)
No. 523: A top of the very fragile metal disc southeast of palm capital, a disorganized wooden board, fibers running east-west. Under it other fibers running north-south.
*A3865: (No. 521)
*A3866: under 523
*A3867: (S)-2, running north-south, east of palm capital
*B5974: (No. 508)

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