Vol.13.p.224

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Friday, February 6, 1925 (continued)

(3) G 7430
Here work is now only in the clearing of rooms at bottom of pit C. Rowe and Greenlees went down the pit today and saw there a large complex of a dozen Saitico-Ptolemaic tombs or more. These led off at several levels in all from directions and were filled with a very dirty debris. In one a broken Ptolemaic coffin was seen. From the debris came one Old Kingdom alabaster model offering jar, a broken bronze or copper dish, one complete blue glaze amulet of (?) and part of a Horus(?) trampling on two crocodiles. Pit C is now shown as 830 cm deep. The texts showing on the walls and doors of this tomb were copied:

1) on face marked A on plan page 218

[ILLUSTRATION/GLYPHS]

2) on face B

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3) on face marked D

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4) on face E

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5) on the architrave of the main door

[ILLUSTRATION/GLYPHS]

6) on lintel of main door

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7) on the stela in interior chapel, west wall

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Count and prince, King's son of his body, Unique Friend, Minkhaf. Count Minkhaf.

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