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

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P757 1. Fragmentary bowl with flat base & straight flaring sides. Burnt. Tr. 2, Unit 26: 10.86=10.94 to 10.93=10.97

15.5.37 / P788 2. Shallow bowl with base.ring & curved sides. Green clay. "Pseudo-Myc.". Tr. 2, Unit 21, N.E. ext., 11.02-11.06

28.4+7.5-37 P794 3. Bowl, shape like P746. Plain. Incomplete. diam. 0.146; h. 0.057 ^.054? Tr. 2, Unit 17, 10.89 10.95 {10.91 11.05 + pits 2.3}

26+27-4-37 P795 4. Bowl, like P725. Spiral inside; outside plain. Very Incomplete. Poor ware. Tr. 2, Unit 19, 10.50 { 10.53 { 10.69 . Mended from sherds. 10.63 { 10.92 { 10.92

13+19-5.37 P805 5. Bowl, like above. 3 med. + 1 small concentric circles at center inside. Sandy brick-red clay; matt red paint. h. 0.07. Tr. 2, Unit 25A, sherds from 9.98 { 10.35 and 10.35 { 10.40 10.66 { 10.57 10.57 { 10.59

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19.5.37TRENCH 2 from p. 29

Unit 27 : Digging below 10.74 = 11.10 we find a sandy brown level. at 10.97 = 11.36. In the south, (UNIT 28) toward unit 26 there is a white composition floor at this level. Stop at a level over the white floor (10.98). Unit 25 A: Finish clearing the 10.40 = 10.59 floor. In the south it is of packed whiteish sandstone with bits of limestone & gravel, to the north this fades into firm sandy clayey earth, brown and grey with considerable white, lying on bed-rock. Clear out the Barabrah of the pithoi. The south one is filled with very loose red-brown earth, the north with relatively pure sandstone. The 10.40 = 10.59 floor slopes down to the south, where it is at 10.45 = 10.56 Dig below 10.45 = 10.56 in the S part [finding] a similar white level at 10.45 = 10.58