Vol.34.p.889

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Sunday, February 11, 1940 (continued)

(4) G 2435
Margin note: G 2435 shafts.
G 2435 A: Removed the body from the chamber. The skeleton of a male figure. Underneath the skeleton and beside it silt deposited by rain. Cleared. Drawing.

G 2435 B: Removed the body from the chamber. Female figure. It is drawn but not photographed, because the chamber is very narrow. Also removed part of the mud, which was near the head and the legs to show it to the Mudir. Cleared. Drawing.

(5) G 2436
Margin Note: G 2436 shafts.
G 2436 A: In shaft. Lined above with rubble topped with crude brick, only on north and south the crude brick destroyed. it is north of C and south of B. Down 2.0 meters. Sand, dirty debris and limestone debris. not reached the rock in shaft. Chamber not yet reached.

G 2436 B: In shaft. Lined above with rubble topped with crude brick, only on south the crude brick destroyed. It is north of A and south of Y. Down 2.4 meters. Sand, limestone debris, dirty debris and rubble. Not reached the rock in shaft and not reached the chamber.

G 2436 C [= formerly G 2428 U]: In shaft and chamber. It is the first in the mastaba on south and south of A. ends in limestone debris and lined with crude brick, on south the lining of G 2428. Total depth 90 centimeters. Drift sand. Chamber on east. Built of masonry and roofed with slabs. No blocking. Cleared. Open and empty. Drawing on page 890.

G 2436 X: In shaft. Lined above with crude brick topped with masonry. It is in the street east of B and west of G 2435 down 1.2 meters. Sand, limestone debris, rubble and dirty debris. Not reached the rock in shaft and not reached the chamber.

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