Vol.14.p.065

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Friday, December 11, 1925 (continued)

(8) G 6051
Cleared top and remaining sides of G 6051. Two niches on east face.
[ILLUSTRATION]
G 6051 C: Depth 1 meter. Mixed debris; mud plastered rubble lining ends at gebel.
G 6051 D: Depth 1.21 meters, like C
G 6051 E: Depth 1.05 meters, like C, D
G 6051 F: Depth .98 meters, like C, D, E
G 6051 G: Depth 2.55 meters, Descending into rock, burial trench in bottom; Skeleton, not yet clear.
G 6051 H: Depth 1.70 meters, like C, D, E, F
G 6051 I: Depth 1.65 meters, like C, D, E, F, H, but upper courses of lining are of crude brick.
G 6051 J: Exposed mouth of pit.

(9) G 6052
Clearing north and west sides and top of G 6052. The north (stone-cased wall) abuts west wall of G 6020.

(10) G 6040
G 6040 B: Removed and sifted debris from G 6040 B which was thrown temporarily over north wall of mastaba G 6040. Found remainder of broken alabaster slab for oils (seven names).

(11) G 7000 SW (southwest)
Work on trenches 24, 25, 26.
G 7000 SW ii [G 7000 SW 2]: Finished clearing. Chamber with door block, photo, pit does not reach gebel.
G 7000 SW iv [G 7000 SW 4]: Found pit iv in trench 24. From surface to top of rubble lining 63 cm. From top of rubble to bottom of pit 130 cm. Dug in debris. Chamber on south, door block in place.
G 7000 SW iii [G 7000 SW 3]: As ii, chamber also with door block in place.

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