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Wednesday, December 3, 1930 (continued)
(1) G 7769
Clearing top of mastaba, and north and south of. Debris rubble and sand. Found in debris southwest of mastaba: fragments inscribed limestone, one jar. Uncovered pits B and C.
G 7769 A: Depth 2.8 meters. Rock cut, rubble and sand. Found in pit debris: five udjat eyes, faience bead, copper ring, three fragments of copper. Chamber rock cut on west, open. Cleared. [ILLUSTRATION]
G 7769 B: Down 1.3 meters. Rubble built and rock cut. Rubble and sand debris.
G 7769 C: Large pit. Down 2.2 meters. Rubble built, rock cut. West side masonry above. Rubble and sand debris.
(2) G 7922
Clearing debris. Uncovered pit B, beneath a late masonry wall, north of Pit A.
G 7922 B: Depth 2.3 meters. Rubble and rock cut. Chamber, rock cut, open on west. [ILLUSTRATION]
(3) G 7923
Clearing stones of late burial over north end of mastaba. Found: limestone basin, uninscribed, in debris. Below late grave found Pit A.
G 7923 A: Depth 1.3 meters. Rock cut. No chamber.
(4) G 7925
Clearing debris of rubble and sand. Uncovered pit G, west of pit C.
G 7925 G: Depth 1.1 meters. Rock cut. No chamber.
(5) G 7926
Clearing mastaba. East and north faces only remaining. Found in debris: limestone basin, uninscribed. In debris: one fragment sandstone, fragment schist. Uncovered pits A and B.
G 7926 A: Depth 1.5 meters. Rubble built. No chamber.
G 7926 B: Depth 3.1 meters. Rubble built and rock cut. Chamber on east, open. Cleared. [ILLUSTRATION]
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- Classification
- Documentation-Expedition diary pages
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- Department
- Harvard University-Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
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- Credit Line
- Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition
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- Display Page Dates
- 12/03/1930
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- Author
- Noel F. Wheeler, British
Modern People
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- Type Author
- Nationality & Dates British
- Remarks Wheeler was a Lieutenant Commander in the Royal Navy according to George A. Reisner's, "A HIstory of the Giza Necropolis, Vol. I."