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BAMBOULA, TOMB 11
29 March 1939NB VII, p. 51, VIII, p. 59
Tomb 11, just west of Tomb 10, has the same type of dromos, behind which a L.C. III B or Geom. I A amphora is visible. The dromos is ... x ... .
Photo '39, 218 of Tomb 11 cleared.
24 MayDraw the tomb plan and remove the objects. The "dromos" was only an in trusion.
The tomb is a usual L.C. I or II one, with the dromos on the east. A few remnants of a L.C. II burial were found in the northwest, swept aside for the Geometric I burial found in the center.
Contents
Geometric:
1.✓ Amphora.
2.✓ Trefoil jug, pseudo-bucchero.
3.✓ Amphora fragments.
4.✓ Pilgrim flask.
5.✓ Bell-shaped bowl.
6.✓ Ditto, large.
7.✓ Deep bowl with vertical handles.
8.✓ Bell-shaped bowl. [handwritten: wash drawing]
L.C. I-II
9.Steatite button.
10.✓ Jug body.
11.✓ White Slip I bowl.
12.✓ Base Ring jug neck.
13.Jug.
14.✓ White Slip II bowl fragments.
P2642 - P2643 P2644 P2737 P2645 P2646 P2647 P2648
Mi 559 P2649 P2650 P2651 P2652 P2653 P2030
15. [handwritten: Cyprus monochrome bowl]
Handwritten: this pot put in T 11, now big mistake, none is no known candidate for the lead no. 13.
Handwritten: Shard bowls; Ninth; tomb 11 and another behind wall in black earth; sand stoppers etc.
Handwritten: sand and mixed together.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain