Vol.13.p.242

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Sunday, February 15, 1925 (continued)

(1) Street 7500 (continued)
G 7513 F: Cleared. Shallow pit and chamber.
G 7513 H: Cleared.
G 7632 A: Clearing pit and open chamber on west. Clean sand. Down 685 cm. Many pots and fragments. One red ware [ILLUSTRATION].
G 7632 C: Cleared shallow pit and long chamber which had been roofed with limestone slabs.
G 7632 F: Cleared.
G 7633 B: Cleared pit and chamber on west. Deep 215 cm.
G 7635: Large chamber on south filled with fragments of fine white limestone sarcophagus (apparently uninscribed), a few bones decayed from damp and a debris of original filling mingled with robbers' debris and a few bricks.
G 7637 A: Pit cleaned. Chamber on west at 800 cm, open.
G 7637 B: All fragments of wood which seemed possible to be saved with treated with boiling wax this morning. The other sides will be soaked tomorrow and the fragments sent up.

Some of the new pits are shown in this rough sketch.

[ILLUSTRATION]

A scale drawing of the new walls of exterior chapel G 7510 here:

[ILLUSTRATION]

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