Vol.03.p.059

Display page dates: 03/13/1912; 03/14/1912

Diary Transcription: microfilm: begin page 59

Wednesday, March 13, 1912 (continued)

[G 2130 (continued)]
step is to look for this hole.

Between G 2200 [= G 5080] and G 2190 there is a mud brick chapel. The whole front of G 2200 [= G 5080] was occupied by a chapel. The entrance was formed by two stone pillars (inscribed with name and titles of Seshem-nefer) and two stone door jambs.
[ILLUSTRATION]

G 2201 was broken by later pits on the west and covered with black debris containing many potsherds. [ILLUSTRATION]

Thursday, March 14, 1912

G 2191 lies between G 2190 and the unnumbered mastaba, G 2300 on the east [added in blue](5190)[end in blue] [margin note 2300 = 5190].
[ILLUSTRATION]
The serdab had only been opened by a narrow

microfilm: end page 59


End of Diary Transcription