Notebook·PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 5·March 1937–May 1938

J. F. Daniel, Bamboula IV Mar. 1937–May 1938John Franklin Daniel

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Handwritten in English. Every line is transcribed, and the text sits beside the scan.

Scan 60 of notebook PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 5 (J. F. Daniel, Bamboula IV Mar. 1937–May 1938), handwritten in English. The transcription follows.

Scan: Penn Museum Archives, Philadelphia, PU-Mu 1050, Box 6, folder 5, Courtesy of the Penn Museum.

Unnumbered pageScan 60 of 87

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<u>SMALL FINDS</u>

<u>29.4.37</u> [red: P746] 1. Bowl with wishbone handle. Various geometric patterns. Tr. 2, Unit 18, <u>on 10.68 = 10.87</u> floor

2. Bronze fish-hook. Tr. 2, Unit 18, <u>on 10.68 = 10.87</u> floor.

<u>30.4.37</u> missing 1948 - 3. Bronze needle, bent. Tr. 2, Unit 8, 3.5.37 3a. Round ginder. Tr. 2, Unit 18, 9.95 - [bracket: 10.02 to 10.21] [bracket: 10.26 / 10.37] - [bracket: 10.30 / 10.40] In earth over floor <u>4.5.37</u> [red: P774] 4. Pithos inscribed rim - Tr. 2, Unit 12, pit 3 [red: P754] 4a. Frags of amph. Tr. 2, Unit 12, pit # 2 [red: St 62] 5. Flat stone, probably cover of #4 - same find place as 4 [red: P790] 5a. Frag. of bowl. Find place as 4a [red: M25] 6. Bronze - frag. of wishbone handle. Tr. 2, Unit 20, on 10.45 = 10.70 floor <u>5.5.37</u> [red: P770] 7. Krater - amphora. Tr. 2, Unit 16, in pit. (see p. 157)

8. Door socket - Tr. 2, Unit 20, in tumble over 10.45 = 10.70 floor.

9. Pierced stone - find as #8

diam / 0.28[red: P806] 10. Jug, incomplete. Brown clay. h. as pres. 0.385 with #7.

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<u>27.4.37</u> <u>TRENCH 2</u> from p. 117 on this floor. The 11.02 level must have been an occupation level, a secondary raising of the 11.08 [strikethrough: 11.04 =] 11.08 11.12 floor. [strikethrough: The part which slopes]

Strikethrough: up on the W. wall is practically pure lime.

<u>Unit 17</u>: Digging below 10.86, through the same loose stoney fill, we find another level of tumble at 10.89 = 10.95. This is not an occupation level, so we dig through it. (see p. 114) Photos Bam 95 of unit 17 at 10.89 = 10.95

<u>28.4.37</u> <u>Unit 24:</u> Digging below 9.16 = 9.51 we find a well packed layer of brown earth with lime, at 9.26 = 9.65. This is the level on which the post and the place from which another post was removed, in unit 16, stand. A large flat square stone in the NW corner, a number of bricks, and a row of sts rest on this level.

<u>Units 16 + 20 (North ext.):</u> Dig below the (9.52) = 10.32 level, through hard brown earth with much vegetable matter to a level at 9.72 (at S.E end of tr 20) = 10.62, of hard packed earth with lime (to p. 120)

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

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