Vol.34.p.850

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Thursday, December 28, 1939 (continued)

(4) G 5225
It was a stone mastaba, because we found the remains of the lining on east. It is west of G 5224 and east of G 5226 A. With three shafts A-C. Drawing with G 5224.

G 5225 A: In shaft and chamber. Lined above with limestone debris topped with rubble and cut in bad rock below. It is north of B. Total depth 4.1 meters. Limestone debris, rubble and dirty debris. Chamber on east. Cut in bad rock. No blocking. Found in shaft debris. Toe of an alabaster statue. Chamber cleared. Drawing.

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G 5225 B: In shaft. Lined with rubble. It is south of A and north of C. Total depth 85 centimeters. Limestone debris, sand and rubble. Ends at rock. No chamber. Type 7 X.

G 5225 C: In shaft and chamber. Lined above with rubble but only on west is a stone underneath the rubble and bad rock below. It is south of B. Total depth 2 meters. Red debris, limestone debris and rubble. Chamber on east. Cut in bad rock. No blocking. Cleared. Drawing.

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(5) G 5226
G 5226 A: In shaft and chamber. Lined above with rubble but only on west is a stone underneath the rubble and cut in bad rock below. It is west of G 5225 and east of G 5227 a. total depth 1.9 meters. Red debris and rubble. Chamber on east. Cut in bad rock, only the jambs with stones. No blocking. The mastaba in which this shaft is wholly destroyed. Drawing.

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