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Wednesday, January 28, 1925 (continued)
(2) Street G 7500
Street G 7500: east of G 7510.
At a point about halfway along the face of the mastaba there is a crude brick structure of two east - west walls built against the core of the mastaba. The northern wall contains an arch not yet quite cleared. North of this building about 5 meters is a slab grave whence came bronze jewelry and the mask of a cartonnage mummy case.
(3) Avenue G 2
Avenue G 2 east: south of G 7510.
Clearing westwards along Line VII to about 10 meters east of the southwest corner of G 7510.
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(4) G 7510
The hole in mastaba core mentioned yesterday is 1400 cm south southeast of the pit G 7510 B. Dirty robbers' debris is still being brought up.
(5) G 7111
G 7111 D: a great number of alabaster model saucers and jars are now being removed from the debris of this chamber.
G 7111 E: is now being cleared, the debris being thrown into G 7112 A.
(6) G 7801 - G 7812
The whole of this area is now cleared as far as it will be. The undisturbed burials are being photographed and other work here is over. There are no fresh developments to be reported.
In accordance with instructions from the Ministry of Public Works Lady Drummond Hay and another journalist were shown over the works this afternoon. Information given was limited to that published in the "Times" article.
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Thomas Richard Duncan Greenlees