Notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 5, J. F. Daniel, Bamboula IV Mar. 1937–May 1938, p. 70 (March 1937–May 1938)

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TRENCH 2

UNIT 15 E	304	10.71	914 / 147 / 767
W	297	10.64
11 E	246	10.13
W	244	10.11
9 E	252	10.19
W	242	10.09
12 E	272	10.39
W	252	10.19
17 E	294	10.61
W	288	10.55
18 W	280	10.47
E	288	10.55
19 W	265	10.52
14 W	266	10.33
.. E	274	10.41

Unit 11 W	242	10.21	914 / 135 / 779
E	256	10.35	Tr. 4, Intr. 4, 18 E
8 12 W	247	10.26	level in pit 9.66
E	258	10.37
16 W	175	9.78
E	253	10.32
17 W	295	10.74
E	298	10.77
18 W	282	10.61
E	288	10.67
Unit 3, North W	145	9.24
E	182	9.61

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12.4.37| TRENCH 2 from p. 69 Unit 11: Dig below 9.86, through stony red tumble and find a level with much gravel and a few small stones, at [illegible] 10.00 . A few traces show that the real floor was of, packed sandy clay ^{(ca. 1 cm)} just above this level, and that this level was its foundation. Dig below this level.

Unit 3: Finish clearing the floor at 10.03 = 10.07

Unit 11 15 Clear to floor at 10.64 = 10.71 Photos Bam 61-62 of Unit 115 at 10.64 = 10.71, showing ~~tumble~~ stones before removal (see p. 142)

The fill was relatively free of stones, but there are two large piles, one in the N-E corner, the other in the middle of the south side. This latter seems to be at least in part tumble, so, after photographing it, we start to clarify it, by removing the stones which are obviously not in situ and recleaning.

13.4.37 Unit 15 cleaning of the south patch of stones still shows no order and reveals the fact that most are in the fill above the floor. Start removing them. (to p. 73)

65 figures hard to read~~struck~~ struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain