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Vol.04.p.024
Display page dates: 10/27/1912; 10/28/1912; 10/29/1912; 10/30/1912
Diary Transcription: microfilm: begin page 24
Sunday, October 27, 1912 (continued)
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[part of fragmentary architrave inscribed for Rudj, originally from G 2362, 12-10-37 face "b", horizontal lines of inscription, including names Nemtetites and Neferkhenit, and portion of name Ikauhormerut, and row of standing figures at bottom, several identified as Satmeret, Ahi, Iri, Senetites; see B1639]
In the afternoon, Ranke and Wellcome, both to dinner. Ranke is to work at Tell Amarna.
Monday, October 28, 1912
Day of rest.
Cold weather, northeast wind. Minimum temperature, 16 degrees C.
Tuesday, October 29, 1912
Cold continues. Wind shifting to northwest. Minimum temperature 16 degrees C, maximum 22 degrees C.
Work went on clearing space between G 2330 [= G 5380], G 2335, G 2360, filled with intrusive pits. Clearing also northern end of space between G 2360 and G 2370.
Wednesday, October 30, 1912
Cold continues, wind shifted to a little south of west. Minimum temperature 14 degrees C.
microfilm: end page 24
End of Diary Transcription
Mentioned On This Page:People:
Satmeret (in G 2362)
Ahi (in G 2362)
Iri (in G 2362)
Ikauhormerut (in G 2362)
Hermann Ranke German, 1878–1953
Rudj (G 2362)
Nemtetites (in G 2362)
Neferkhenit (in G 2362)
H. W. Wellcome
Senetites (in G 2362)
Satmeret (in G 2362)
Ahi (in G 2362)
Iri (in G 2362)
Ikauhormerut (in G 2362)
Hermann Ranke German, 1878–1953
Rudj (G 2362)
Nemtetites (in G 2362)
Neferkhenit (in G 2362)
H. W. Wellcome
Senetites (in G 2362)
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