Vol.04.p.017

Display page dates: 10/24/1912; 10/25/1912

Diary Transcription: microfilm: begin page 17

Thursday, October 24, 1912 (continued)

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-lucent), two larger flakes, three bivalve shells [12-10-24].

Mr. Wellcome came and stayed for dinner. He brought specimens of Gebel-Moya antiquities.

Friday, October 25, 1912

Work proceeding on G 2335 to G 2337 and the adjoining area to north, up to large plundered mastaba G 2370.

[ILLUSTRATION]

[ILLUSTRATION] In northeast corner of G 2337 [SIGN] a stack of ordinary rough pots upside down, several layers.

In southeast corner of G 2336, a closed serdab (intact). On opening it, a certain (small) amount of limestone debris and sand which had dropped through the cracks of the roof. Below this, on floor of limestone small chip, layer 5-8 cm thick of decayed wood (dust).

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