Vol.17.p.364

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Monday, June 14, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
Treated wood under 544 with celluloid solution.
Drew 544 sub. and 545 (page 476).

No. 545: Bright gold disc, D 14.2 cm.
A fragment of S edge (b) lies about 6 cm south of main piece (a). Removed (a); and a fragment (546a) of another came up with it. Under 545a but over 545b lies a thin disc of wood (mostly reduced to wood powder) which seems to be the core of 545 and has slipped over the fragment (b). To the west of these lie fragments of a stick and inlays from (S). The S-stick and inlays were under 545 and its wooden core.
[ILLUSTRATION]
No. 545a: fragment under 545a.
*B5984

No. 542: (22)-(38) inlays, etc from (S).
No. 545b: Was removed with wood on it.
No. 546b: Crumpled middle of disc 545.
On the north edge 546 (1)-(3). Cleaned off 546b.
*B5985
Removed 546b and saw rest of 546 crumpled against palm capital and extending under rilled staff to east.

No. 547: Removed wood No. 547, W .7, Th .2
No. 548: Removed wood, No. 547, W .7, Th .2
No. 542: (39)-(41) - (S)

*A3882: discs and rilled stones
*A3883: general view, looking south
*A3884

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