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Thursday, April 5, 1928 (continued)
(7) G 7904
Clearing inside rock-cut room. Chamber, small, on west. [ILLUSTRATION]
(8) G 7000 X
In the forenoon, N.F.W and six men, transported the carrying chair of Queen Hetepheres from camp to Cairo museum, where it was placed into case in separate room alongside the jewel room of Tutankhamen. When in position it was viewed by Princess Mary and the Royal Party; accompanied by M. Lacau, Mr. Engelbach, and Mr. Battiscombe Gunn. Mr. Lucas received the chair on behalf of the Museum.
Friday, April 6, 1928
Twenty-second day of work.
Locals: 56
Cars emptied, line VII:
6:00 - 7:30: 6
8:00 - 12:00: 9
1:15 - 5:25: 10
total: 25
Work on:
(1) G 7350 C
(2) G 7784 'a', A, C, D, E, F
(3) G 7785 east of
(4) G 7787
(5) G 7792 A
(6) G 7901
(7) G 7903 A
(1) G 7350
G 7350 C: Depth 18.6 meters. Debris: rksh, dubsh, sand. Uncovered rock-cut room No. II, on south, no block up to door.
(2) G 7784
Clearing on top of mastaba, uncovered room 'a' and pit C.
Room 'a': Built of dubsh. On west side, two uninscribed niches. Door on east. Cleared.
G 7784 A: Down 5.8 meters.
G 7784 C: Down 4.5 meters. Built of dubsh above, rock-cut below.
G 7784 D: Clearing in chamber. [ILLUSTRATION]
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