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Diary Transcription: begin page 4
Thursday, January 14, 1915

Clearing drift sand from offering chamber of 4511 (Nefer-yhiy). Nefer-yhiy was the overseer of the Pyramids of Chepren and Mycerinus.
Trench and street south of 5110 practically cleared. In trench was found a limestone slab with a fine painted inscription in red.
Clearing street east of 4930. In street near west face of 5030 were found two small alabaster jars (unfinished).
Clearing pit 5030 B. In debris was found a limestone jar and fragments of two others.

Friday, January 15, 1915

Clearing sand from offering chamber of 4511. Beside the northern column two fragments of painted limestone statuette (head, and part of basis with feet).
Finished cleaning burial put 5030 B.
Clearing street between 5020 and 5030 of sand and gravelly debris, which covers a smaller mastaba.
Clearing street between 5020 and 5110.
Work on burial pits 5010 A and B.

End of page 4

Details

ID
UPM_HLS_diary_p004
Alternate IDs
HLS_diary_p004; UPM_HLS_diary_p004
Department
University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology
Classification
Documentation-Expedition diary pages
Period
Modern
Entry Date
01/14/1915; 01/15/1915
Title
H. Lyman Story Diary, p.004
Medium
Paper
Credit Line
University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology
Notes
Tomb of Neferihy is actually G 4513, not G 4511 as listed here; see diary page HUMFA_Vol.09.p.006.

Tombs and Monuments 5

Photos 1

Ancient People 1

Modern People 1