Vol.33.p.807

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Thursday, May 4, 1939 (continued)

(4) G 2243 (continued)
G 2243 B: In shaft. Lined with rubble. Ends at rock. North of A and south of C. Total depth 1.75 meters, limestone debris, rubble and dirty debris. Ends at rock. No chamber.

G 2243 C: In shaft. Lined with rubble. Ends at rock. North of B and west of D. Total depth 1.35 meters, red debris, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on south blocked with rubble and bound with traces of mud, left for photo.

G 2243 D: In shaft and chamber. Lined with rubble. Ends at rock. East of C and south of E. Total depth 1.4 meters, sand, limestone debris, and rubble. Chamber on south built of rubble and roofed with slabs. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

[ILLUSTRATION]

G 2243 E: In shaft and chamber. Lined with rubble. Ends at rock. It is north of D. Total depth 1.5 meters, sand, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on east built of rubble and roofed with slabs. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

[ILLUSTRATION]

G 2243 F: In shaft and chamber. Lined with rubble. Ends at rock. East of B or north of room a. Total depth 1.4 meters, sand, limestone debris, rubble and red debris. Chamber on north built of rubble and roofed with slabs. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

[ILLUSTRATION]

G 2243 serdab: Built with stones. South of A and west of room a to south, sand, limestone debris and rubble. Cleared on a limestone debris. We were surprise[d] that the building of that serdab is hanging on east on the limestone debris floor, but on west, north and south, the lining is going underneath the floor. So we removed the limestone debris floor, down in the serdab, and we exposed that the serdab was built on a shaft. Stop work in serdab after drawing and photograph in order to expose the shaft underneath the floor.

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