Vol.17.p.224

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Monday, March 1, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
We removed Nos. 173 to 177: Elements belong to this board. The board fell face up and the line of decayed wood is visible from 175 across to 174. No. 175 a, b lie off the wood to the north (ca. 10 cm). Evidently the wind of the fall of the board or a wind produced by the collapse of the large carrying chair blew 175 a-b off the fallen board. Other displacements were no doubt caused by wind produced in a similar manner.

(2) G 7070
G 7070 A: Depth 3.85 meters. Clean original filling. Ends unfinished and unused.
G 7070 B: Down 15.8 meters. Pit not finished. Chamber appeared on south, rubble door block, broken on east. A limestone coffin visible inside.
Street east of G 7070: Clearing from north.
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(3) G 7156
Cleared off top. Opened two pits.

Tuesday, March 2, 1926.
Day of rest.

(1) G 7000 X
Removed Nos. 177-188
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Nos. 167a and 186a: Are silvery in appearance and have a dark patina.
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