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Diary Transcription:
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Friday, March 25, 1938
Work on
(1) G 2110
(1) East of G 2110
East of this mastaba. North of the chapel. In the street between it and G 2130. Search for small mastabas or shafts. Sand, limestone debris, dubsh and dirty debris. Exposed a small rubble mastaba (nearly destroyed), with shafts. Mastaba not yet numbered and the shafts not yet lettered.
Saturday, March 26, 1938
Work on
(1) G 2054
(2) G 2110
(1) G 2054
Removed the inscribed offering stone [38-3-22, Kaankh(?)], which was found in front the southern niche. Sketch of stone. [no sketch]
(2) East of G 2110
East of this mastaba. North of the chapel. In front of the northern niche. In the street between it and G 2210 and G 2130. Search for small mastabas and shafts. Sand, limestone debris, dubsh and stones. Exposed G 2115 and shafts A, B and C. Also exposed two shafts G 2210 X, Y. Drawing.
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- Classification
- Documentation-Expedition diary pages
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- Department
- Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
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- Credit Line
- Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
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- Display Page Dates
- 03/25/1938; 03/26/1938
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- Translator
- Mahmud Said Ahmed [Diraz]
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- Author
- Mohamed Said Ahmed [Diraz]
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- Mentioned on page
- Kaankh(?) (G 2054)
Ancient People
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- Type Mentioned on page
- Remarks Possible owner of G 2054. Crudely inscribed offering basin of Kaankh(?) (38-3-22) (remaining inscription unintelligible); found in situ east of south niche of G 2054.
Modern People
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- Type Translator
- Nationality & Dates
- Remarks Diary translator. Son of Said Ahmed Said [Diraz] (Head Reis 1908-1926). Brother of Mohammed Said Ahmed (Head Reis 1936-1939). Family name, Diraz, was supplied by Said Ahmed Said's grandsons in 2006.
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- Type Author
- Nationality & Dates
- Remarks Head Reis for the Harvard-MFA expedition, 1936–1939. Son of Said Ahmed Said [Diraz] (Head Reis 1908-1926) and brother of Mahmoud Said Ahmed [Diraz] (Translator) and Ahmed Said Ahmed [Diraz]. Family name, Diraz, was supplied by Said Ahmed Said's grandsons in 2006.